Overlay with Disabled Elements
Tooltips or popovers can also be displayed over items that are disabled. All operations, including hovering and clicking, are prevented when a component has a disabled property specified. Nonetheless, we are still able to provide a tooltip to the user.
Example: Implementation to show overaly with disabled elements .
Javascript
import Button from 'react-bootstrap/Button';import OverlayTrigger from 'react-bootstrap/OverlayTrigger';import Tooltip from 'react-bootstrap/Tooltip';function OverlayDisabled() { return ( <OverlayTrigger overlay={<Tooltip id="tooltip-disabled">Tooltip!</Tooltip>}> <span className="d-inline-block"> <Button disabled style={{ pointerEvents: 'none' }}> Disabled button </Button> </span> </OverlayTrigger> );}export default OverlayDisabled; |
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React Bootstrap Overlay Component
React Bootstrap provides various components for placing stunning overlays, tooltips, popovers, and other elements. The overlay is mostly used to arrange tooltips and popovers and adjust their display. It serves as a wrapper for toggle and transition functions. Common use cases for our Overlay components are aided by the OverlayTrigger Component. It uses the style parameter and ref to assist it orient itself for our overlay component. We can utilise the react-bootstrap OverlayTrigger Component in React by using the following method.
Table of Content
- How to Create an Overlay?
- OverlayTrigger Component
- How to Customize trigger behavior
- Overlay with Disabled Elements
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