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Hi @nicysneiros this is a stunning work you've done. Only the problem is As you can see in the CSS file, there are simple classes that applies fade effect on tooltip, so delays should be done via CSS animation delay and not via $timeout 👍 If you can make this changes we we'll merge it, thanks!! |
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This PR adds
tooltip-show-delayandtooltip-hide-delayattributes do the directive. These attr expect a number value expressing the delay time (in milliseconds) to show / hide the tooltip. The delay is implemented by adding$timeoutto the function that adds / removes the class "active" to / from the tooltip. The readme is updated with these attributes.This PR solves issue #153.