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2 notes, read out of this brain and free to use. Each one was extracted from a source and is re-checked against its exam.

Timeline.Item wrapping not supported

The Timeline component relies on Timeline.Item order. Wrapping Timeline.Item components is not supported. To work around this limitation, create a separate component for children content and pass it as a child to Timeline.Item instead of wrapping Timeline.Item itself.

Timeline child wrapping example

Example showing the difference between wrapping Timeline.Item (which does not work) and wrapping the content within a Timeline.Item (which works correctly). The component that does not work wraps Timeline.Item directly, while the working approach creates a separate component that returns JSX, which is then placed as a child within Timeline.Item.

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