You need to wrap your title and body in a container. That could be a div. If you use a fragment instead, you’ll have one less element in the dom.
{ this.state.loadingPage
? <span className="sr-only">Loading... Registered Devices</span>
: <>
{this.state.someBoolean
? <div>some title</div>
: null
}
<div>body</div>
</>
}
I would advise against nesting ternary statements because it’s hard to read. Sometimes it’s more elegant to “return early” than to use a ternary. Also, you can use isBool && component if you only want the true part of the ternary.
renderContent() {
if (this.state.loadingPage) {
return <span className="sr-only">Loading... Registered Devices</span>;
}
return (
<>
{this.state.someBoolean && <div>some title</div>}
<div>body</div>
</>
);
}
render() {
return <div className="outer-wrapper">{ this.renderContent() }</div>;
}
Caveat to the syntax someBoolean && "stuff": if by mistake, someBoolean is set to 0 or NaN, that Number will be rendered to the DOM. So if the “boolean” might be a falsy Number, it’s safer to use (someBoolean ? "stuff" : null).