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Am trying to implement this in a tableviewcell, but the arrow position of top or bottom ends up partially layered underneath neighboring cells due to the structure of the tableview.
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The nicest thing about EasyTipView is that it can be displayed within a view but pointing to an element in one of its subviews. Have you tried passing nil to the superview parameter when calling the display method? There is no support for side arrow at this moment.
Yeah I have tried the superview, but because this tableviewcell is clickable, it ends up leaving the "tip" as a residue once the user has moved out of the tableview, which, ideally, I would like to have disappear.
Am trying to implement this in a tableviewcell, but the arrow position of top or bottom ends up partially layered underneath neighboring cells due to the structure of the tableview.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: