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Maybe I just can't find in the doc, but is there a way to add class to the very top level of the popup?
I can catch that with [class*="popupPicker_popupContainer"] for example, but it would be great a defined class. For instance I need to change the z-index, but it can be anything of course.
With the class name we could change also the style of the close button a bit easier.
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Hey folks! Yes, sorry, I missed this one when I separated the packages. I have a new update coming in the next few days that adds an in memory datastore option and some fixes, I will definitely include this.
The class name is scoped so it may not always be the same. I can take one of two approaches:
Add a zIndex popup option
Add a className popup option that works the same as the picker className option; this is probably more flexible so you can do your styling right in CSS.
Will update here when the fix is available! Thanks for checking out the new release.
Thanks man! The top classname would be the best, but you can add the zIndex to the options as well, it won't interfere. I think it was in the previous version as well. Thank you for the great support. Everyone should do the same way you do 👍
Hi,
Maybe I just can't find in the doc, but is there a way to add class to the very top level of the popup?
I can catch that with
[class*="popupPicker_popupContainer"]
for example, but it would be great a defined class. For instance I need to change the z-index, but it can be anything of course.With the class name we could change also the style of the close button a bit easier.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: