The responsibility of tour formatting is bootstrap-tour. We need to find a way to have it process even those use cases with dots inside of the classNames. One path to solve this is override the function where it evaluates the selector provided.
Charpentier Lucas on 23/Dec/24 17:25
The responsibility of tour formatting is bootstrap-tour. !screenshot-1.png|thumbnail! We need to find a way to have it process even those use cases with dots inside of the classNames. One path to solve this is override the function where it evaluates the selector provided.
What we provide is a full CSS selector... As far as I understand, there's no way we could tell if a user that wrote `.a.b` means to select the element with the class `a.b` or both the class `a` and the class `b`
Charpentier Lucas on 23/Dec/24 17:26
The responsibility of tour formatting is bootstrap-tour. !screenshot-1.png|thumbnail! We need to find a way to have it process even those use cases with dots inside of the classNames. One path to solve this is override the function where it evaluates the selector provided.
What we provide is a full CSS selector... As far as I understand, there's no way we could tell if a user that wrote `.a.b` means to select the element with the class `a.b` or both the class `a` and the class `b`.
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