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This successfully hides the close button but the tooltip's right edge is slanted now. Here's a screengrab:
I've highlighted the canvas element in Chrome's JS debugging tool and you can see the right edge is slanted. I understand that it's probably not intended to set the close button properties to 0 but is there any way this can be fixed?
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Yep you're right.. it shouldn't be set to 0. Although I could have prepared for that scenario I decided against it, since it introduces unnecessary code.
Why do you have a close button in the first place? When you don't set hideOn: "closeButton" it won't add a close button.
I noticed this effect when having close button enabled. I'd like to have close button completely contained in the tooltip but I ended up with this slant effect.
First off just want to say how great this framework is and how easy it is to work with.
I'm using a tooltip as a notification list and would like to hide the close button. I've set the following options:
closeButtonRadius: 0,
closeButtonCrossSize: 0,
closeButtonLinkOverscan: 0
This successfully hides the close button but the tooltip's right edge is slanted now. Here's a screengrab:
I've highlighted the canvas element in Chrome's JS debugging tool and you can see the right edge is slanted. I understand that it's probably not intended to set the close button properties to 0 but is there any way this can be fixed?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: