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When Javascript is disabled, the HTML tooltip content in the Elements Demo page looks confusingly un-professional.
While I'd understand you saying that it's the developer's responsibility to deal with that in their own sites, the elements sampler page is often taken as a representation of how you would envision your framework being used.
As such, it'd probably be a good idea to add a few simple CSS style rules (at least a border) to pretty up the HTML tooltip when a lack of Javascript causes it to permanently appear below the button.
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I usually place these within a container with class .hide so that they are never shown. Your right, need to update the docs on this.
I appreciate your feedback.
When Javascript is disabled, the HTML tooltip content in the Elements Demo page looks confusingly un-professional.
While I'd understand you saying that it's the developer's responsibility to deal with that in their own sites, the elements sampler page is often taken as a representation of how you would envision your framework being used.
As such, it'd probably be a good idea to add a few simple CSS style rules (at least a border) to pretty up the HTML tooltip when a lack of Javascript causes it to permanently appear below the button.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: