How To Remove/hide Bootstrap Tooltip When Element Is Removed From The DOM
Solution 1:
$('.tooltip').tooltip('hide');
Solution 2:
I was having a similar problem and I know that the question is already a bit old but I post my solution, maybe it helps someone in the future... (It's an Angular-TypeScript-JQuery mixture but the principle is the same.)
In the component:
/* Toggles the Bootstrap 4 tooltip of an HTML element. */
private tooltip(elem: HTMLElement, action: string): void {
(<any>$(elem)).tooltip("dispose");
(<any>$(elem)).tooltip({ container: "body" });
(<any>$(elem)).tooltip(action);
(<any>$(elem)).tooltip("update");
}
In the view:
<someElement data-toggle="tooltip" title="..."
(mouseenter)="tooltip($event.target,'show')"
(mouseleave)="tooltip($event.target,'hide')">
</someElement>
So basically instead of using a global $('[data-toggle=tooltip]').tooltip()
for activating all tooltips at once – which wouldn't work anyway if you have tooltips not being part of the DOM at the time this code is called because the page is generated dynamically by some JS framework for example – you only attach the tooltips to the elements when the cursor enters them, and destroy them immediately when it leaves.
(The { container: "body" }
and "update"
options are only to prevent positioning issues like this for more complex layouts.)
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