How to combine multiple React-Bits components without layout conflicts

[ghost]

Hi everyone,

I’m building a dashboard using React-Bits and I want to combine multiple components (like ScrollStack, SplitText, and MultiButton) on the same page.

1. What’s the recommended way to avoid layout or z-index conflicts when using several React-Bits components together?
2. Are there best practices for performance when multiple animated components run simultaneously?
3. Any tips on managing responsive behavior for complex layouts with React-Bits?

Would love to hear examples or patterns from the community.

Thanks!

[Om-singh-ui]

Hi! To combine multiple React-Bits components without layout conflicts, here are some tips:

1. Use wrapper containers: Wrap each component in a <div> with its own layout rules (flex, grid, or relative/absolute positioning) to avoid z-index or spacing conflicts.
2. Manage z-index and stacking: For animated components like ScrollStack or SplitText, use Tailwind’s z-10, z-20, etc., to ensure elements don’t overlap unintentionally.
   3, Performance: Avoid rendering heavy animations all at once. Use React.lazy or conditional rendering to load components only when needed.
3. Responsive behavior: Use Tailwind’s responsive utilities (sm:, md:, lg:) on wrappers to adjust layout on different screen sizes.5. Test interactions together: Some components like MultiButton or ScrollStack may affect each other if nested incorrectly keep them in separate wrappers when possible.

[ghost]

Thanks for the tips! 🙏 Using wrappers and Tailwind utilities makes it much easier.
Do you have any advice for handling overlapping animations when multiple components animate together?

[Om-singh-ui]

You’re welcome! 😊

For overlapping animations, I usually suggest staggering the start times with setTimeout or using animation delays via Tailwind (delay-100, delay-200, etc.). Also, wrapping each animated component in a separate relative container helps prevent visual clashes.