fixedwidth | Simple fixed width processing

After researching many Stack Overflow forums I still don't know why my code keeps getting the dreaded "Hooks can only be called inside of the body of a function component. This could happen for one of the following reasons:" error.

My code is pretty simple and basic to understand, I'm using a function to render formatters to put into a cell component and I decided to use Hooks to get a React state on if a checkbox is checked or not. Here is the code :

Why won't the blue outlined div in this fiddle shrink past the size of it's content without wrapping even when min-width is set to a low value? The fixed width div must stay in the same container.

My goal is to have the text be cut off by ellipsis somewhat, but have it's parent wrap once it is a smaller width. Say 100px for example.

See fiddle here https://jsfiddle.net/jacksonkerr2/2kow9gd1/56/ or below

I want to integrate Font Awesome Pro 6, of which our company bought a license, into our Angular project(s).

My boss gave me the zip distribution (not the NPM private token, which is subject to renewal), and I would like to upgrade @fortawesome/angular-fontawesome to use the pro version.

So far, we have been using the free version of FA along with @fortawesome/free-solid-svg-icons. In particular, this library declares Typescript symbols used during transpilation.

Before I had (package.json)

I am trying to change the style (colors) of elements in list items as they are created from a map function, which provides the rgb-color. Using classes works, but to get it right dynamically, sofor the data/color provided by the object array is a problem. The attempts beneath do show e.g. fill="rgb(48, 183, 0)", but the classes which define it's style still override the dynamically added style

Odoo shrinks the column header based on datatypes and when there are many fields in one2many tree view. the columns are shrinked.

When I checked the file list_editable_renderer.js under web folder There are these constants for column width

Solved - TLDR; Adding import '@fortawesome/fontawesome-svg-core/styles.css' to the _app.js / index.js file fixes the issue and FontAwesome works as intended. My issue was caused by npx-create-next-app including purgeCSS by default, which in turn stripped out the FontAwesome required styles.

I'm using FontAwesome in my Next app. I followed the React guide on the FA website and the icon SVG's are being output on the page. Problem is, none of the features work and they don't scale with font-size as they're meant to.

I don't want to hack it together by manually targeting the SVG's and adding size etc. as it's not ideal when it comes to responsiveness. i.e. it would be nice to have icons scale with accompanying text and the ability to add 'spinner', 'fixedWidth' etc.

Strangely, they have started working once or twice but then break again and I can't seem to reproduce.

I want to achieve this design using HTML and CSS. I've been trying for hours, but I'm not very good at CSS:

I have tried this code here, but I want to copy the button exactly as the design above.

I have an image view image. I am opening up Giphy SDK bottom sheet to add gif on my already added image.

I create gif view to add on already added image using this code:

I am currently analysing the effect of certain indexes over world countries (134). This effect ranges from (-1.01, 0.528). Given that "effect = 0" is located to the right of the Palette, it does not coincide with the change between greens and yellows and therefore the map is misleading.

• How can I "center" the value 0 in the scale of the palette? Would be amazing to assign a certain color for those values on the region of 0 (apart from the size, being positive or negative is of crucial importance in my analysis).

• Is there a way of make a palette of "reds" for negative values and a palette of "greens" for the positive ones?

• How can I remove the title "index_effect"?

Any clue?

Thank you

Note: The video I have followed to work with this code is here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dNBWESwcHU

The code and the plot I have obtained is the following: