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Array.map returns array. So catImage is an array that contains components.
You can use each CardMedia component by indicating index number.

The problem is that you have multiple variables in your state and you are updating only few of them and not the dependant ones.

For example, you have changed your home inside your onHomeChanged function, but the screens variable is still holding your old home value.

Also, you have changed title in the same function, but your titles array is still holding the older title value.

So change your onHomeChanged function to this.

if you give the .icon a background-color then you'll be able see the problem. its width changes while constantly trying to be centered as the text-align is set to center. that's why it jumped. i set its position to absolute so it doesn't move and change size. you can follow the css comments i have left in the code for more investigations. i also used the help of this Q&A, you can check that out either.

Looks like your situation is to be nested twice node_modules (node_modules/@opt-ui/icons/node_modules/@equinor/eds-icons), so you might have to set both @opt-ui and @equinor to re-transpile.

However, I have an idea which I'm not 100% the following way would work but it's worth trying though:

You see, you are checking $('.scroll-spy').offset().top, and make $('.scroll-spy').css('top', '1800px'); after 2500px offset. So after that the offset of $('.scroll-spy') will always be 1800. Better to check the offset of something else, like window.scrollY.

Your icon is a png image, so each pixel is defined separately to have its own color. There are no whole shapes that you can target with css and define a color, as you would for regular HTML elements.

However, there I a few things I would say:

1. I would have thought that it should be possible to change the color of this shape in photoshop without making it look any more grainy or pixelated than before.

2. I would suggest making this into an svg. This is a vector file format, so it generally has a smaller file size compared to pixel images, has completely sharp and defined edges, and can be scaled up to any size without reducing its quality. And, most importantly for you, it's very easy to change its color with CSS.

3. You could try using CSS filters to change the appearance of your png. Check out this stackoverflow question to see if it helps: Change color of PNG image via CSS?

As I've said, an svg would be my recommended option. I've created a code snippet below of what that would look like – you'll find your color #2a4f6c in the code, so just change that if you want the image to have a different color again..

Your error description is not very precise, but I assume that the problem is that you are not adding the class (string), but its index.

Try replacing

If !filteredData === false then the only child of is text.

As the error says, the table body cannot have text as a child.

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