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feat: Style improvements for buttons and tooltips #147
feat: Style improvements for buttons and tooltips #147
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Please use tailwind classes instead of creating a new css file.
If you need to do specific amounts like 526px, you can use a class like
max-w-[526px]
, but it would be better if you can make this work with just themax-w
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Thanks for the suggestion! Unfortunately, this appears to be a limitation or bug in the Tooltip library. When we try to pass a className like max-w-[calc(100%-10px)] sm:max-w-[526px], it gets applied to an unexpected tag instead of the actual tooltip. This behavior prevents us from fully leveraging Tailwind classes in this case. For now, me had to rely on a custom CSS file to address this issue.
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There is a property inside the Tooltip called
data-tooltip-class-name
which directly modifies theclassName
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@NikolaiKryshnev would you like to give this classname-based approach a try? Also from the CI failure it looks like you need to run
yarn prettier
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@jmrossy Thanks for the suggestion! I gave the data-tooltip-class-name approach a try, and it seems to work well.