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Should I see the arrow @dmytrokirpa ?
I just tested the preview https://fluentuipr.z22.web.core.windows.net/pull/35513/public-docsite-v9/react/index.html?path=/docs/components-popover--docs#with-arrow-autosize, I can't see it |
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Yeah, it should be visible Screen.Recording.2025-12-10.at.13.06.02.mov |
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Previous Behavior
If you use a popover with the autosize option and an arrow, when the scrollbar appears, the arrow is no longer visible; this is due to the overflow.
There are a multiple ways of how to fix/workaround the issue described #35438 (comment). TLDR, we need to move
overflowfromPopoverSurfaceto underlying elementSo here is what happens now:
And I'm suggest to create an example with consumer-side workaround like this:
We could technically handle this behind the scenes, but that might break things since it would mean updating the
usePositioninghook (which a bunch of components use) and changing their DOM structure. So, I think it's best to just call this a known limitation for now and document a workaround for anyone who runs into it.New Behavior
Added a new Popover example demonstrating how to use
<Popover positioning={{ autoSize: true }} withArrow>without encountering the issue where the arrow gets clipped.Related Issue(s)