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Maybe it is a given, but I had problems with the positioning until I set the parent element's: position: relative;.
This is because the popover element places itself using position: absolute, therefore my popover was positioning itself relative to the first parent with a set position.
This is just a head's up for anyone with a similar problem, and a suggestion to update the readme to clarify this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Maybe it is a given, but I had problems with the positioning until I set the parent element's:
position: relative;
.This is because the popover element places itself using
position: absolute
, therefore my popover was positioning itself relative to the first parent with a setposition
.This is just a head's up for anyone with a similar problem, and a suggestion to update the readme to clarify this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: