Gabriel Jablonski

@dbidwell94 the original issue has to do with transitioning between two adjancent anchor elements, yours seems to be a little different. I am unable to reproduce it. If you could...

@dbidwell94 thanks for taking the time. We'll investigate and see what we can do.

@dbidwell94 please try the following setup: ```tsx ``` Setting `opacity: 1` on the tooltip styling breaks funcionality. The correct way to set the opacity is by overriding the CSS variable...

```css :root { --rt-opacity: 1; } ``` Just as a heads up, I believe a recent update in the way we inject the tooltip styling into the app broke setting...

I'll reopen this since the original issue isn't actually fixed. For future reference, the behavior in the first video in this issue is indeed a bug: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/431251/230918927-995f1ccf-2449-40d8-8a4b-948c48605393.mp4 If anyone is...

> It seems like not even `delayHide={2}` and `delayShow={300}` will fix is for me. @Uni2K what happens when using a slightly higher `delayHide` value? Please try with something like `50`....

Thanks for taking the time. Another interesting thing to notice is how the opacity does not seem to transition properly (fade in on open) sometimes. I believe this is directly...

@Uni2K I've tried many different ways but I'm unable to reproduce this. Are you able to provide a sample project?

@danielbarion we could try, but I'm guessing it won't work. my bet is on some weird CSS specification that safari doesn't follow exactly as it should. maybe something to so...

@chr4ss12 Creating a new tooltip element for each element on your list will be very inefficient no matter what you try. You should use the tooltip component a single time,...