Fix tether and dropdown-direction compatibility with bootstrap #187
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This is the updated PR for #143, I updated to resolve merge conflicts. View at https://github.com/furqanZafar/react-selectize/pull/187/files?w=1 to ignore whitespace changes.
Original description below:
I ran into some issues with using the following properties:
when using react-selectize within an application with bootstrap3 css included.
The issue seems to be a clash between bootstrap and react-selectize over the
.dropdown-menuclass name. I renameddropdown-menutors-dropdown-menuas a sanity check, and it fixed the issues I was having.I don't think this current PR is a great solution as it would break any existing customized css people have made for the dropdown menu, but this was the quickest fix for my purposes.
@furqanZafar I'd appreciate your input as to what you think is the best way to solve this.
See #137 for more details.