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Custom Type for Unstyled Tooltip #293
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... than display. that way, by using the 'custom' data-type, one can start wioth a blank canvas
danqing
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Jul 20, 2017
Would be great to see this merged!
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I know it's been a while...
I like the idea, but we definitely need an example.
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I see what you want to do - but adding them to something named 'background-color' seems misleading. Maybe we can define another mixing type, like base-sizing or something?
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so 'custom' ends up being the same as not specifying a type, correct?
To merge this, I'd like to see an example added to illustrate how to use it.
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making a tooltip that has no presentation styles that need to be overridden with
!importantdata-type="custom"can be usedcustomtotooltipClassso we return notype-classNameclass