Links Based on Routes in Next JS | Mastering Next JS | Next JS Tutorials

Summary
This video explains how to create active and inactive links in Next.js based on the current route. The speaker demonstrates how to achieve this by using a custom function that dynamically adds CSS classes based on the URL path.

Highlights
💻 Dynamically change link styles based on URL route: By leveraging the `usePathname` hook, the speaker dynamically determines the current URL path and applies the corresponding class to the links.
🎨 Creating active and inactive CSS classes: The speaker demonstrates how to define distinct CSS classes for active and inactive links, ensuring clear visual distinction.
🧭 Accessing URL information: The `usePathname` hook provides a way to easily retrieve the URL path without including the domain name.
💡 Client-side component implementation: The speaker highlights the importance of using the `use client` directive to enable the use of Next.js's client-side hooks, including `usePathname`.
🔗 Applying styles through class names: The speaker illustrates how to use the `className` attribute to apply dynamic styles to links, effectively managing their appearance based on the URL.

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