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Bug description
If you scroll the page down and hover over the dash_bio.Circos graph to see the tooltip, it will be shown too low: the tooltip’s position is as if the page wasn’t scrolled at all.
Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari browsers all have this issue.
However, plotly/circosJS, branch matthewchan15-zoom-pan-svg does include the above mentioned commit (that fixes the tooltips): plotly/circosJS@75fea92
So does it mean that this commit doesn't actually solve this tooltip issue?
But on the nicgirault/circosJS's demo: the tooltips work correctly when scrolling: https://nicgirault.github.io/circosJS/demo/
Why do they work correctly there but not in dash-bio?
Is the problem with dash-bio, with nicgirault/circosJS, or with plotly/circosJS, branch matthewchan15-zoom-pan-svg, and how would we fix it?
Hey!
This problem is caused by this commit in plotly/circosJS that added inline style "position: fixed" to the tooltip element. This commit is not present in other forks of this library.
There is a pull request with a fix: plotly/circosJS#2
Which is left unattended since 2021.
Bug description
If you scroll the page down and hover over the
dash_bio.Circos
graph to see the tooltip, it will be shown too low: the tooltip’s position is as if the page wasn’t scrolled at all.Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari browsers all have this issue.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
A Tooltip should be next to the mouse position, even if we scroll down the page.
Community Plotly post of this issue: here
Screenshots
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