Open ananyaarun opened 5 years ago
@gauravano , this is one part of issue #5027 . Fixing this would ensure pop up msg is always downwards.
Hey @ananyaarun, let's put this on halt for now and wait to see how - https://github.com/publiclab/plots2/issues/5045 goes? As I can see edit the edit buttons on wiki and so don't the tooltip view disrupted but yes a newcomer may experience this.
I think adding the CSS may be sufficient?
@gauravano Sure :) Lets see how the fix goes regarding issue #5045 . So maybe that can be used as a FTO issue now ? I can add more details regarding overriding bootstrap and setting the width of the tooltip in a CSS file if required.
yes, I labeled #5045 as FTO just some minutes ago
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