Heeey,

Can you share some OML or replicate the issue and share?

Kind Regards,

Márcio

I am sorry I am not allowed to share the OML. All I can send are screenshots.

So this is how my weblock looks like:

And this is what displays when I run the application:

(I disabled the position of the tooltip so we could see it better)

Try to remove the overflow on the list

Put this in your theme!

.list-item {

     overflow:unset;//or overflow:visible

}

If you want to create an exception just for that block, you can do this

You can put a class on the parent(first container)

And then on the theme, you put this

.parent .list-item{
    overflow:visible;
}

Note: ".parent" is just a class I gave, you can put for example

.calendar-single day on the first container and then is just

.calendar-single day .list-item{
    overflow:visible;
}

That way, it's going to be possible to see, I did the test, and works on my side, let's see if it works on yours.

If it doesn't work, I want if possible to see those classes, the CSS of: 

• panel
• panel-heading
• panel-heading-text

Thank you so much for your replies! 

Your solution didn't completely work for me because I already tried what you suggested. But it helped me understanding that it was indeed that overflow: hidden on the list that caused the problem.

To resolve it, I simply did the same with !important and now it is fixed!

.list.list-group {
    overflow: visible!important;
}

Thank you again, it's solved for me :)

Hi Gaëlle,

In addition to the solution by Márcio, I would suggest instead of defining/overriding the pre-defined class, chain the existing Style class with your custom style (prefix with a space) class, something like this..

Style Class Def:

.list.list-group.cust__listGrpStyle {
    overflow: visible;
}

Kind regards,

Benjith Sam

Tha is a nice way to do it because we don't want to start putting !important every time we want to do an exception

You can create a parent class(like @Benjith Sam said) and do the exception when the list is inside of that parent class, like the way I said but in this case for the list.list-group :)

Kind Regards,

Márcio

Thank you for your suggestion! Unfortunately, I already tried this one too and I tried it again after seeing your comment but it is not working for me. The only solution that fixes my issue is the !important one so I will keep it for now :)