Closed david-genger closed 7 years ago
@pdg6805
One thing you can try for sure is add tooltip-hide-trigger="touchstart touchend"
, that way should work as you expecting.
Or you could just create a css class for this based on media queries, the tooltip is shown by toggling css classes so you can do whatever.
Otherwise you can use tooltip-show="false"
when you want to hide it, just work around and you'll find a simple solution i am sure ;)
@45kb
So I tried adding tooltip-hide-trigger="touchstart touchend"
- but it did not seem to change anything. Tooltip still displayed.
The issue this is causing is that on mobile, the tooltip being shown consumes the press, making all buttons require two presses.... And the tooltip is not even on the button, it is on the span inside the button.
Want to confirm, unless anything changes, making a class to hide the tooltip is the best method.
@media (max-width: 799px){ tip { display: none !important; } }
I would like to disable the tooltip on mobile/touch devices. I have the tooltips on buttons/icons, and on mobile I need to click twice in order for the click event to trigger the action of the button, the first click is considered for a hover and it triggers the tooltip and the second click triggers the normal click.