hide() issues
See original GitHub issueHey,
I believe the hide() function isn’t working reliably or I don’t understand the documentation.
Am I doing something wrong? https://jsfiddle.net/dmgvcmy8/
(used keyup event to avoid built in event listeners)
Great work on tippy.js btw, one of my favorite libraries discovered over the past month!
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You’re passing in the popper rather than the tooltipped element, so use:
Maybe the docs aren’t clear enough on that, I will update it!
Tippy.touchUser isn’t available on page load when you create the instances, so you’d have to make your own
touchstartlistener detection I think. I guess your way works for the most part but not exactly failsafe.