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React: Print Specific Section of the page with - ReactToPrint

 


Want to know how can you easily print specific section of your website just follow the steps below and I am sure you will find this pretty easy. There is no rocket science to crack it you just need basic code knowledge only.

Step 1: Add the ReactToPrint in your project  
npm install --save react-to-print

Step2: Add the following code in your component
  import React, { useRef } from 'react';
  import ReactToPrint from 'react-to-print';
  const Example = () => { 
    const componentRef = useRef();     return (         <div>             <ReactToPrint                 trigger={() => <button>Print this out!</button>}                 content={() => componentRef}             />             <table ref={componentRef}>                 <tr>                     <td>Printable data goes here</td>                 </tr>             </table>         <div>   );   };

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