The tooltip widget should have a beforeShow event, which can be used to bind an observable to a locale template, used by the tooltip. While it's already possible to use widgets inside the tooltip, the tooltip is missplaced, since its shown before I'm able to bind the observable (called by show event) to its content.

Initializing tooltips on a container and filter is great, but we need a way to individualize some configuration options, especially positions.

Option 1: position = "auto"
if the target is close to the top, position is automatically set to bottom
if the target is close to the bottom, position is automatically set to top
if the target is close to the left, position is automatically set to right
if the target is close to the right, position is automatically set to left

Option2: position = function(tooltip, target) {}

This might be applicable to other properties.

Go here: http://demos.kendoui.com/web/tooltip/api.html

1. Click on Area 1 or Area 2 
2. Then:
a. click outside tooltip area
b. press "Esc"
c. scroll down the page

Current result: tooltip is closed

Expected result: tooltip should not be closed

It would be great to configure tooltip hide behaviour whether to close or not on 2. a, b, c actions.

Go here: http://demos.kendoui.com/web/tooltip/api.html


1. Click on Area 1 or Area 2
2. Scroll down the page

Current result: tooltip is closed

Expected result: tooltip should not close when the I scroll the scrollbar using either the mouse wheel or pointer.

I would like to update a single tooltip based on a user's input. I can currently do this but when the tooltip initially shows it has stale data in it. A property that would hold off on showing the tooltip until new data is added by a function would be nice and help prevent the user from ever seeing the stale data.

Please allow us to set tooltip offsets, so I whatever value you calculate it to be shown at I can "push" it off further.

Also please append a class showing of the location of the tooltip (top, bottom, left, right) to help us style appropriatly.