Question: I’m trying to add a `PresentationButton` to a view CardView that contains some `Text` and `Image`. Code is shown below:

```
PresentationButton(destination: ProfileHost()) {
   CardView()
}

```

Here is my CardView implementation:

```
struct CardView : View {

    @State var isCover = false

    var cardFrame: (Length, Length) = (246.0, 391)
    var fillColor = Color(red: 69/255, green: 60/255, blue: 201/255, opacity: 0.7)

    var body: some View {

        ZStack {
            Image("image_large") // This is the image that disappears
                .resizable()
            CoverView(fillColor: fillColor)
                .opacity(isCover ? 1:0)
        }

        .frame(width: cardFrame.0, height: cardFrame.1)
        .cornerRadius(10)
    }
}

```

As soon as I run the preview, the CardView turns blue and the image disappears. All the text stays unaffected. I thought this had something to do with the `accentColor` which I promptly switched to `Color.clear` - this had no effect on the image (it was still gone) but did get rid of the blue color. Any ideas?

Answer: 
You may want to add `rederingMode` to the image as follows :

```swift
PresentationButton(destination: CardStack()) {
    Image("breast_image")
        .renderingMode(.original)
        .padding()
}

```

Btw, it's not a bug, the `Button` view tries to use the supplied image as a template (to render button states) and it needs to know that your image should be rendered as an actual image instead.
Please add the modify parameter .buttonStyle(.plain) to Button. In the given case
the code has to be

`PresentationButton(destination: ProfileHost()) {
 CardView()
}.buttonStyle(.plain)`