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Fix unexpected line break of sidebar tab name popover #2716
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This does fix the one scenario you've highlighted, but I suspect similar issues will exist in all of the different orientations the popover could be used.
An alternative approach would be to use
div.outerWidth()
anddiv.outerHeight()
in the lines above, so that the padding is accounted for there. But that would then require thedeltaSizes
magic numbers to be changed as they exist to counter-act padding.To do this properly will require creating some tests (manual, not automated) that properly verify all of the different pieces of logic. I did have something for that when I wrote this code, but I can't find it now.
So on balance, I'm happy to merge this fix as-is for the given scenario as its the only known instance where the tooltip breaks.
Just noting for the future - some reworking will be need to get rid of the hardcoded numbers.