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I have a Doughnut chart where each segment has a tooltip. The tooltips work as expected when the user hovers - but, I'd like to have the tooltip for the first doughnut segment display automatically, when the chart loads, regardless of whether the user is hovering or not. Ideally if the user then hovers over the doughnut segments, this initial tooltip would disappear and the appropriate tooltip for the selected segment would appear, and when the user stops hovering, the chart would again default to displaying the tooltip for the first segment. Basically by always showing at least one tooltip, it would indicate to the user that hovering will trigger additional behavior. Is this possible with react-chartjs and Chart.js 1.1.1? Thanks
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I have a Doughnut chart where each segment has a tooltip. The tooltips work as expected when the user hovers - but, I'd like to have the tooltip for the first doughnut segment display automatically, when the chart loads, regardless of whether the user is hovering or not. Ideally if the user then hovers over the doughnut segments, this initial tooltip would disappear and the appropriate tooltip for the selected segment would appear, and when the user stops hovering, the chart would again default to displaying the tooltip for the first segment. Basically by always showing at least one tooltip, it would indicate to the user that hovering will trigger additional behavior. Is this possible with react-chartjs and Chart.js 1.1.1? Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: