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Yomi Eluwande
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Feb 6, 2020 â‹… 10 min read

Build responsive components in Gatsby with artsy/fresnel

Yomi Eluwande JavaScript developer. Wannabe designer and Chief Procrastinator at Selar.co and worklogs.co.

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3 Replies to "Build responsive components in Gatsby with artsy/fresnel"

  1. This article helped – I ran into issues with my Gatsby site and react-responsive. This package solved my issues, but now I’ve got a new one:

    I was utilizing a custom SEO component to modify page titles and meta tags. With this solution, I’m no longer seeing updated titles for each of my pages. I imagine it has something to do with the overridden html.js. Any ideas?

  2. Please correct the gatsby-ssr.js/gatsby-browser.js changes.
    It should be:

    export const wrapRootElement = ({ element }) => (
    {element}
    )

  3. I had to destructure element to get this to work ie: return { …element }

    Not sure if this is correct, but it worked for me.

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