Kushagra Gour
Kushagra Gour
The `display` property of the element, on which tooltip is shown, is set to `inline-block` so as to give them dimension for positioning the tooltip. This is probably breaking the...
@hamen @xPaw Would be great if we could have a reduced test case here (may be on jsfiddle) so I can see what exactly is happening.
@janydrozd Yes, it is open. PR is welcome :)
@charlotteHase If we can have a small demo on [CSSDeck](http://cssdeck.com/) or [JSBin](http://jsbin.com/) depicting the issue, that would be great.
Ah, its happening because of the `display: inline-block` that Hint puts on the element. One way to get back those bullets is to apply `list-style` explicitly on the element...but that...
FYI, starting v2.2.0, there are 3 size variations available: `hint--small`, `hint--medium` & `hint--large`. This should help make the situation better where long texts break out instead of spanning across multiple...
> Any chance to have this CSS modification included in hint.css? Will add! nice suggestion!
Specific IE version? It was not only for input fields though.
Well...that's one of the downsides of a CSS-only tooltip library. Hint.css (or any CSS library) creates tooltips with :before & :after pseudo elements, "inside" the target element. So if any...
Well, am not sure if that is something which should be put by the tooltip library. I am of the opinion that its more of a theme thing and should...