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Misplaced tour if target element has overflow:auto CSS #50
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I really can't find a way to fix this bug: IGreatlyDislikeJavascript/bootstrap-tourist#50
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Thank you for the report. Appreciate your patience until I can look at this (and the other open issues and pull). Like everyone, coronavirus has caused major disruption for me. Hoping to get back on Tourist code in the next few weeks. Thanks, and stay safe. |
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Consider this sample:
where
#panel
hasposition: absolute
andoverflow: auto;
CSS styles.In this case, tours associated to
#target
are wrongly placed.See for example https://jsfiddle.net/LocatiM/yr5epw9t/8/ (which has a tour with
placement: 'right'
):If
#panel
doesn't haveoverflow: auto
, the result is (correctly) this:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: