Iván Sánchez Ortega

> (cc: @IvanSanchez not sure if you have any wisdom here). I'm partial to using Gleo for this kind of task, since I've spent a lot of time to make...

I was hitting a similar issue when I was doing [a bit of svelte-leaflet last week](https://gitlab.com/IvanSanchez/svelte-leaflet/-/commit/af7d4f80c6caca5c6d7b0c2eaf27bac723935117#ae0fd92c7eaa2efd7badf06f7c2c6bf6cc76f0bf_35_45), so one way of working around this would be polling for the Leaflet CSS...

> What if instead of _loading_ css you add style with JS? Based on my experience with svelte-leaflet, `import`ing the Leaflet CSS devolve into the usual webpack/parcel/rollup bundling (there are...

> You've open the issue about vanilla Leaflet, haven't you? Yes, the problem is reproducible with vanilla leaflet under the right browser/network conditions, as long as the browser decides to...

Oh my oh my. https://developer.mozilla.org/es/docs/Web/API/Document/currentScript We can pull the `` DOM element being processed, get its `src`, detect the path from there, and fall back to the CSS hack for...

> ```js > document.querySelector('link#leaflet-css').href > ``` > > And will break if id not specified, or style inlined, or [whatever else bundlers could do]. I... like this. And after reading...

Can you publish a fiddle/codepen/[plunkr](https://leafletjs.com/edit) that displays this behaviour?

What baffles me is that a `moveend` event caused by a pan animation seems to delete the tooltip, but a `moveend` event caused by a zoom animation seems to restore...

Ping @Firefishy @tomhughes

@pnorman As I mentioned on the linked leaflet issue, this seems to be browser dependent. Would you mind testing in Firefox? -- Enviado desde mi acelerador de partículas. 19 sept...