Creating a Tippy instance without a DOM element
See original GitHub issuePopper now allows for specifying a custom object instead of a DOM node for positioning.
Would it be possible to allow passing in a Popper instance instead of a DOM element, i.e. new Tippy( popper )? If not, maybe instead pass the reference object instead of the DOM element, i.e. new Tippy( popperRef )?
Thanks
Ref : https://github.com/cytoscape/cytoscape.js-qtip/issues/28#issuecomment-300488586
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@DaJoTo you need to pass it as the first argument,
tippy(refObject). The docs show that. Instead of a DOM element, you use a virtual element.@dgroh I imagine the above is for you