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You might want to have tippy look like when you don't include it's default CSS. Yet you don't want to not include it, as some other stuff in your app does need it, and it does include some stuff other than styling.
Solution
Add a "none" theme which basically makes tippy look like if you didn't include its default CSS, but still have the default padding, animation, etc.
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Problem
You might want to have tippy look like when you don't include it's default CSS. Yet you don't want to not include it, as some other stuff in your app does need it, and it does include some stuff other than styling.
Solution
Add a "none" theme which basically makes tippy look like if you didn't include its default CSS, but still have the default padding, animation, etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: