I saw your RTFKT Avatar post, @CathyHackl, and thought I'd share a project our community is working on, called Clementine Collective!π
Our sculpted models will be rigged and available for any 3D application that supports GLTFs! We want the Cuties everywhere.π
#NFT#nftart
@0xFloop@opensea From what I've seen, unfortunately no. Their public API views are different than what they keep internally.
I believe this is why websites that depend on Opensea tend to cache changes to each asset. They're essentially making their own historical table through tracking.
@0xFloop You could probably just use a spread operator with your css class and include a zIndex definition that is contained within a state var (useState). That way, even when the node is rerendered the state is saved.
@0xFloop By hold class, do you mean it's resetting back to the original class upon a new render? If so, your state is local and being returned back to the original value during a rerender.