import * as React from "react"; import * as System from "~/components/system"; import * as Constants from "~/common/constants"; import * as Events from "~/common/custom-events"; import Group from "~/components/system/Group"; import SystemPage from "~/components/system/SystemPage"; import ViewSourceLink from "~/components/system/ViewSourceLink"; import CodeBlock from "~/components/system/CodeBlock"; import { css } from "@emotion/core"; const STYLES_DEMO_TOOLTIP = { display: "flex", justifyContent: "center", alignItems: "center", }; const STYLES_TOOLTIP_BUBBLE = css` display: inline-flex; align-items: center; background-color: ${Constants.system.black}; color: ${Constants.system.white}; opacity: 70%; border-radius: 4px; padding: 4px 8px; height: 48px; width: 160px; font-size: 0.8em; `; export default class SystemPageTooltips extends React.Component { state = { horizontal: "center", vertical: "above", show: true, }; _handleClick = (e, orientation, dir) => { this.setState({ show: false, [orientation]: dir }, () => { this.setState({ show: true }, () => { Events.dispatchCustomEvent({ name: "show-tooltip", detail: { id: "orientation-tester-tooltip", type: "body", }, }); }); }); }; componentWillUnmount = () => { Events.dispatchCustomEvent({ name: "remove-tooltip", detail: { id: "orientation-tester-tooltip", type: "body", }, }); }; render() { let content = (
horizontal: "{this.state.horizontal}", vertical: "{this.state.vertical}"
); return ( Tooltips

The Tooltip component is used to provide the user with more information in a message that appears when they interact with an element.


Imports

Import the GlobalTooltip, TooltipWrapper, and optionally the TooltipAnchor Components.

{`import * as React from "react"; import { GlobalTooltip, TooltipWrapper, TooltipAnchor } from "slate-react-system";`}


Tooltip

Declare the GlobalTooltip at the root level of your document (e.g. in index.js or App.js) so it is accessible throughout and will not get buried in the DOM tree.
{`class App extends React.Component { render() { return ( ); } }`}
Then, wrap your desired anchor with a TooltipWrapper. The wrapper's id should match the id in the dispatchCustomEvent call. This id must be unique for each tooltip.
The tooltip component, passed in as content to{" "} TooltipWrapper, will be displayed when a dispatchCustomEvent is called with its id.


{`class ExampleOne extends React.Component { _handleMouseEnter = (e) => { dispatchCustomEvent({ name: "show-tooltip", detail: { id: "unique-tooltip-id", }, }); }; _handleMouseLeave = (e) => { dispatchCustomEvent({ name: "hide-tooltip", detail: { id: "unique-tooltip-id", }, }); }; render() { let content = (
{this.props.tooltip}
); return ( ) } }`}



Tooltip Anchor

For a pre-styled tooltip that accepts a string and handles dispatchCustomEvent and styling for you, use the TooltipAnchor component. Be sure to give it a unique id.


{`class ExampleTwo extends React.Component { render() { return ; } }`}


Setting an Orientation

You can set a tooltip to appear in a set orientation using the{" "} horizontal and{" "} vertical props. These can be applied to both the{" "} TooltipWrapper and the{" "} TooltipAnchor components.
Horizontal
{["far-left", "left", "center", "right", "far-right"].map((dir) => ( { this._handleClick(e, "horizontal", dir); }} > {dir} ))}

{this.state.show ? (
) : null}
Vertical
{["above", "up", "center", "down", "below"].map((dir) => ( { this._handleClick(e, "vertical", dir); }} > {dir} ))}


{`class ExampleThree extends React.Component { render() { return ( ); } }`}


Accepted React Properties

id, b: "string", c: "null", d: "Unique id to identify the tooltip.", }, { id: 2, a: "tooltip", b: "string", c: "null", d: "Output text on the tooltip bubble.", }, { id: 3, a: "height", b: "number", c: "24px", d: "Height of the tooltip anchor icon.", }, { id: 4, a: "style", b: "Object", c: "null", d: "Style applied to the tooltip bubble.", }, { id: 5, a: "anchorStyle", b: "Object", c: "null", d: "Style applied to the tooltip anchor.", }, { id: 6, a: "children", b: "Object", c: "null", d: "Will be rendered instead of the default question mark SVG as the tooltip anchor.", }, { id: 7, a: "horizontal", b: "string", c: "center", d: "Horizontal positioning of the tooltip relative to the anchor (far-left, left, center, right, far-right)", }, { id: 8, a: "vertical", b: "string", c: "above", d: "Vertical positioning of the tooltip relative to the anchor (above, up, center, down, below)", }, ], }} />

id, b: "string", c: "null", d: "Unique id to identify the tooltip.", }, { id: 2, a: "content", b: "Component", c: "null", d: "Component rendered as the tooltip bubble.", }, { id: 3, a: "horizontal", b: "string", c: "center", d: "Horizontal positioning of the tooltip relative to the anchor (far-left, left, center, right, far-right)", }, { id: 4, a: "vertical", b: "string", c: "above", d: "Vertical positioning of the tooltip relative to the anchor (above, up, center, down, below)", }, { id: 5, a: "children", b: "Component", c: "null", d: "The tooltip anchor", }, ], }} />
); } }