'Adding a button on other webpages causing the common buttons in navbar to change
Hello I am facing a odd issue with the button.Whenever I insert a button from MUI , it just disrupts the common buttons in the Navbar that are present on every pages. Here is my signup page.Also I had a drop down menu(earlier but I got rid of and now have them as buttons instead on the navbar) that was common on all pages as well and adding a button anywhere would basically cause the menus to appear in disorientation.The buttons in Navbar are in a different page
Here is what my signup page looks like.
import { Grid,Paper, Avatar, TextField, Button, Typography,Link } from '@material-ui/core'
const Signup=()=>{
const stylePaper={padding :'20px', height:'80vh',maxWidth: 400, marginLeft:500}
const btnstyle={margin:'20px 0' }
return(
<Grid>
<Paper elevation={10} style={stylePaper}>
<Grid align='center'>
<Avatar src = "/Login logo.png"/>
<h2>Sign Up</h2>
</Grid>
<Grid container spacing={7}>
<Grid item xs = {6}>
<TextField label='First Name' placeholder='Enter first name' variant='outlined' fullWidth />
</Grid>
<Grid item xs = {6}>
<TextField label='Last Name' placeholder='Enter last name' variant='outlined' fullWidth />
</Grid>
</Grid>
<Grid container spacing = {3}>
<Grid item xs = {5}>
<TextField label='SSN' placeholder='Enter SSN' variant='outlined' />
</Grid>
<Grid item xs ={7}>
<TextField label='Address' placeholder='Enter address' variant='outlined' />
</Grid>
</Grid>
<TextField label='Email' placeholder='Enter email' fullWidth required/>
<TextField label='Password' placeholder='Enter password' type='password' fullWidth required />
<Grid item>
<TextField label='Password' placeholder='Enter password' type='password' fullWidth required />
<Button type='submit' color='primary' variant="contained">Create Account</Button>
</Grid>
<Typography >
<Link href="#" >
Forgot password ?
</Link>
</Typography>
<Typography > Have an account already?
<Link href="Login" >
Log in
</Link>
</Typography>
</Paper>
</Grid>
)
}
export default Signup
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