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Bug report: outline on mobile glossary tooltip #12597
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Is this claimed yet? I'd like to take a stab at it - not yet sure how I could run this locally on mobile (I'm a n00b) but I'm interested! |
Thanks @rileyannon! If you use VSCode, you could try their "Ports" feature to view Click "Forward a Port", type in "3000" (assuming your server is on that port), and hit Enter. Give it a moment and it should display an address that you can copy, and then use that from your phone. If set to "Private" (default), you'll need to login with GitHub on your phone as well; if "Public" then anyone can view that... it's a slow tunnel, but it'll feed your If you don't use VSCode, I'm sure there are other solutions but I'd say you can always just publish a branch as a PR and a Netlify preview deploy will be built that you can use: It'll show up in a comment on your PR like this |
Thanks for the walkthrough @wackerow! Glad to finally know how that works :) |
This issue is stale because it has been open 30 days with no activity. |
Hi, I could take this one. |
fix: override box-shadow to none to avoid tooltip border #12597
Describe the bug
GlossaryTooltip component displaying an outline when used on mobile; not present on desktop
To reproduce
Expected behavior
No outline; should appear same as on desktop
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Desktop (please complete the following information)
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Smartphone (please complete the following information)
iPhone, Brave or Safari
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