Closed MateoCaicedoW closed 1 year ago
@MateoCaicedoW
If you can somehow get access to the wrapper dom element, you can invoke d3.select(element).raise()
and it should fix that issue
Thanks for answering. Could you give me an example?
In your place, I'd probably listen to a mouse enter events for a .node-foreign-object-div
Let me know if it works
chart.onNodeUpdate(function()=>{
d3.select(this).select('.node-foreign-object-div')
.on('mouseenter.hover',d=>{ // named events won't cause performance burden
d3.select(this).raise()
})
})
Thanks, it works, but the drop-down list should be scrolling but, when I try to scroll it, the zoom doesn't allow it.
Not exactly sure how to help there. I am guessing you need somehow to catch the scrolling event for dropdown and don't bubble up
how could I make the zoom not apply to the list?
I made a dropdown inside of nodeContent function but, when it is displayed it looks like this. How can I get it overlay to the other nodes?