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I am using a Simpletip plugin on my web page.
In IE and Chrome the layout of the tooltip in the container is correct. But in Firefox, I get a “cut-off” at the container’s edge:
A markup and the tooltips style is available on firebug snapshot (if you ctrl+scrollUp it is “see-able”):
How can I get the tooltip to be “over container” even in FF?
The problem was with
overflowcss setting. The conteinver of the simpletip was set tooverflow-y:auto, which allows scroll to appear if elements “want” to go below the visible area of the container, but everything that goes “to the left” of it is concatinated, and there is no combination ofoverflow-x: visibleor something to set it “straight” at the moment. Had to programmatically compute the position of the tip and force it to appear to the right on the edge elements.