Popover with 'Hidden Arrow'
See original GitHub issueIssue description
- components:
Popover
- reactstrap version
5.0.0-beta
- react version
16.2.0
- bootstrap version
v4.0 latest
What is happening?
I want to hide the arrow from the Popover component. For this, I use the Popover’s modifiers
property, but it does not work. The arrow is still visible.
What am I doing wrong. Please, provide me with a code sample that implements a Popover with ‘Hidden Arrow’.
What should be happening?
Steps to reproduce issue
I reproduce my case in this example.
Issue Analytics
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- Created 6 years ago
- Comments:6 (3 by maintainers)
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reactstrap has things like
isOpen
instead of justopen
.hasArrow
fits that… but I really dislike props that default totrue
making the user have to dohasArrow={false}
which seems way verbose. MaybenoArrow
orhideArrow
which defaults tofalse
so that the user only has to type the prop name which sets the value totrue
Ya, go for it. I think the prop name should just be
arrow
to match the naming style of reactstrap. Thoughts @TheSharpieOne? Needs to be added toPopperContent
andPopover
andTooltip