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This was needed for firefox. Otherwise the styles wasn't applied due to
[popover]having more specificity than the styled component's class name.Uh oh!
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This trick caused a bit of a flashing though.
Rewatch.Screen.Recording.-.2023-11-07.at.12.15.mp4
Video description: There is a "Delete" button and the page is reloaded. The tooltip text without any styles appears right under the button very briefly like flashing then disappears
And if I load the style component (the tooltip element itself) with
display: 'none'and then adddisplay: 'block'when it is open, the flash is gone (commit for changes) but I am not sure if this is a good way to solve this. Let me know if you have any a way of solving this already or any other thoughts!There was a problem hiding this comment.
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This looks reasonable for now. The polyfill injecting CSS means that we suffer from a FOUC, which is also true for dotcom today. I'm looking into ways to minimise or remove the FOUC but given it's only Firefox, and Firefox will soon be shipping native popovers, it's not a blocking concern.
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I kinda like this as a temporary measure but also if the flash only happens in firefox, we can choose to ignore it. No strong feelings, up to you
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Just to clarify, the fix that needed for firefox was adding the
[popover]attribute selector to the class styling but this addition caused flashing in all browsers. So I guess it is better to keep it until Firefox catches up.