setDefaults is ignored when it does not occur soon enough
See original GitHub issueWhen AngularJS (1.x) is included on a page using RequireJS, tippy works, but anything set via setDefaults fails to apply.
https://codepen.io/helion3/pen/JagVxd
In the above codepen, the issue is resolved by removing angular from the require block/function. Changing the order of the includes doesn’t have any effect. This does not occur when Angular is included via a script tag.
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data-tippythe auto-initialization is deferred withsetTimeout(autoInit), so you can run sync scripts straight after importing Tippy, but otherwise no. That technique is for beginners who need a simple & fast way to create their tooltips on traditional web pages without hassle. If you’re using something like Angular, I recommend using thetippy()function to create tooltips.Try the higher order function. V2 used the same technique internally.