The problem seems to be that there's no space for the tooltip to be displayed. Try increasing top margin or padding
Vanuan
This is a common problem with tooltip in general, not specific to monaco: as tooltip text grows to be multiline, it creates a dilemma: whether you use overflow hidden and cut part of the tooltip or you just press the tooltip against the box boundary.
Vanuan
So the author must decide:
- add space to the sides, so that it isn't multiline
- add space vertically so that the tooltip isn't shifted relative to the origin point
- use a smaller font
- change anchor to the side
etc, etc
So it's a UI design problem, not a problem of implementation
Vanuan
Monaco can't force a decision on its users
! Rushabh | Linux Shill
thank you, will take a look
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