When the .loading class is applied to a .tooltip, the loading element is wrongly positioned. This is due to the left and top rules in the .tooltip::after class.
Solution to this issue is to set !important to left and top rules in the .loading::after class.
If !important should be removed a possible solution may be to use a specific selector targetting the .tooltip + .loading combination. Let me know if that is a preferred solution.
When the
.loading
class is applied to a.tooltip
, the loading element is wrongly positioned. This is due to theleft
andtop
rules in the.tooltip::after
class.Solution to this issue is to set
!important
toleft
andtop
rules in the.loading::after
class.Fixes #649