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Feature Request: Allow custom classes to be applied to tooltips #3126
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I need this as well. I'd be happy to implement this. Presumably we'd want a |
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- Add tooltip-class support to tooltip-template - Remove observer for tooltip-class, it’s evaluated once on tooltip preparation instead - Remove interpolation on class attribute Interpolation on the class attribute can have undesirable mangling effects when use with a directive that has `replace: true`. It also doesn’t work properly with ngAnimate. Relates to angular-ui#3126
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- Add tooltip-class support to tooltip-template - Remove observer for tooltip-class, it’s evaluated once on tooltip preparation instead - Remove interpolation on class attribute Interpolation on the class attribute can have undesirable mangling effects when use with a directive that has `replace: true`. It also doesn’t work properly with ngAnimate. Relates to angular-ui#3126
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- Add tooltip-class support to tooltip-template - Remove observer for tooltip-class, it’s evaluated once on tooltip preparation instead - Remove interpolation on class attribute Interpolation on the class attribute can have undesirable mangling effects when use with a directive that has `replace: true`. It also doesn’t work properly with ngAnimate. Relates to #3126 Closes #3510
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I would like away to apply custom styling to tooltips using CSS classes. Currently the only way to distinguish between different tooltips in CSS is the direction of the tooltip. Styling the tooltip contents using tooltip-html-unsafe="" works fine, but doesn't allow styling of the tooltip itself.
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