I am working on a [Tooltip][1] the users can click for an explanation. it looks like this
<Tooltip popover={<Text>my explanation</Text>} backgroundColor={'rgb(255, 179, 16)'}>
<Text>?</Text>
</Tooltip>
The problem with this is that the user needs to click on top of the exact text to work, I wanted to create something like an invisible box around it that the user can click anywhere inside of it to trigger it.
<TouchableHighlight>
<View style={{height: 48, alignSelf: 'stretch', justifyContent: 'center', backgroundColor: '#2196F3'}}>
<Tooltip popover={<Text>my explanation</Text>} backgroundColor={'rgb(240, 179, 16)'}>
<Text>?</Text>
</Tooltip>
</View>
</TouchableHighlight>
and also tried this
<Tooltip popover={<Text>my explanation</Text>} backgroundColor={'rgb(240, 179, 16)'}>
<Icon.Button name="help-circle"
backgroundColor="##3b5998"
borderColor="##3b5998"
color="##3b5998">
</Icon.Button>
</Tooltip>
but none of these two works. anyone can advise on what's wrong with my code and how I can fix it. also, any recommendation on how I should deal with text in the future when I need them to be clickable and I want to extend the clickable area to a larger area than just the text itself.
thanks
Try this
Basically you have to wrap the element inside tooltip Also look at hitslop property of View to increase touchable area of view , its an alternative to increase touchable area by height and padding