@Floating-ui/solid port. 2 stories don't work.
Hello.
Firstly, thank you for taking a look at this humble support request.
I do apologise in advance for the body of work this will entail. There is quite a lot of code to go through and due to that. This will probably take some time to not only understand the problem but also to provide a fix.
So I appreciate anyone who takes a look! Thank you!
Code: https://github.com/paulm17/floating-ui
Steps:
3 stories do not work - forgot 1
:
1) FloatingDelayGroup
Once the tooltip has appeared, it should show immediately upon every next button hovered. Instead there is always a delay. The 2 lower buttons should always have a delay.
2) FloatingTree
2A) The floating popup disappears once the mouse enters a menu item. Note: sometimes it works but...
2B) then crashes once a submenu is opened.
3) FloatingList
The solid version seems to want a context, when the react version doesn't.
Note: don't worry about tests when making changes. Just getting to a point where this works is more than enough.
Finally, there is a react storybook for reference:
Firstly, thank you for taking a look at this humble support request.
I do apologise in advance for the body of work this will entail. There is quite a lot of code to go through and due to that. This will probably take some time to not only understand the problem but also to provide a fix. So I appreciate anyone who takes a look! Thank you!
Code: https://github.com/paulm17/floating-ui
Steps:
3 stories do not work - forgot 1
:1) FloatingDelayGroup
Once the tooltip has appeared, it should show immediately upon every next button hovered. Instead there is always a delay. The 2 lower buttons should always have a delay.
2) FloatingTree
2A) The floating popup disappears once the mouse enters a menu item. Note: sometimes it works but...
2B) then crashes once a submenu is opened.
3) FloatingList
The solid version seems to want a context, when the react version doesn't.
Note: don't worry about tests when making changes. Just getting to a point where this works is more than enough.
Finally, there is a react storybook for reference:
