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Describe the bug
When on a data repository's profile page (or the repository's summary page), the "Latest Updates" plot label appears when hovering over a plot point, however, it has a dark navy background and dark mustard text color, making it very hard to read. Also, depending on your placement of the mouse while hovering, the label may flash aggressively.
Note this is not an issue for customizable data portal metrics.
Expected behavior
When hovering over a plot point in the "Latest Updates" plot, I expect to see a static label in some combination of contrasting colors (I think it used to be navy blue and white for a time?).
Screenshots
Desktop:
OS: macOS Catalina 10.15.6
Browser: Chrome
Version: Version 86.0.4240.80
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I've fixed this by increasing the size of each data point when you are hovering on it, so it's harder to mouseout. I also added a quick delay to hiding the label so it's still visible for 300 milliseconds after leaving the data point.
The text color was coming from all the theme CSS files, so I removed those. You'll want to make sure your ESS-DIVE theme doesn't have that same CSS rule in your theme CSS. (.line-chart-label.text)
Describe the bug
When on a data repository's profile page (or the repository's summary page), the "Latest Updates" plot label appears when hovering over a plot point, however, it has a dark navy background and dark mustard text color, making it very hard to read. Also, depending on your placement of the mouse while hovering, the label may flash aggressively.
Note this is not an issue for customizable data portal metrics.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
When hovering over a plot point in the "Latest Updates" plot, I expect to see a static label in some combination of contrasting colors (I think it used to be navy blue and white for a time?).
Screenshots
Desktop:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: