Add blur on active element when page is changed
To remove focus on a clicked/tapped link (eg on ipad, a attached tooltip can remain visible after the new page load, which is weird)
@MoOx Isn't this covered by this line and this line? I don't know why both are needed, but regardless, the focus should be lost.
This should be a simple fix, similar to what was ultimately implemented here.
>Add blur on active element when page is changed
>To remove focus on a clicked/tapped link (eg on ipad, a attached tooltip can remain visible after the new page load, which is weird)
@MoOx Isn't this covered by [this line](https://github.com/MoOx/pjax/blob/3c8cd087c5352b92fb7f1090b0c39b29cfa7a31a/index.js#L132) and [this line](https://github.com/MoOx/pjax/blob/3c8cd087c5352b92fb7f1090b0c39b29cfa7a31a/index.js#L132)? I don't know why both are needed, but regardless, the focus should be lost.
>Be careful to this issue defunkt/jquery-pjax#377
This should be a simple fix, similar to what was ultimately implemented [here](https://github.com/defunkt/jquery-pjax/pull/545).
You pointed the same line, but I guess you are right. Maybe I was referring to event triggered by js (eg: tooltip opened on a tap/click that should be hidden when tapping outside), can't remember...
You pointed the same line, but I guess you are right. Maybe I was referring to event triggered by js (eg: tooltip opened on a tap/click that should be hidden when tapping outside), can't remember...
Sorry. I meant [this line](https://github.com/MoOx/pjax/blob/3c8cd087c5352b92fb7f1090b0c39b29cfa7a31a/index.js#L132) and [this line](https://github.com/MoOx/pjax/blob/3c8cd087c5352b92fb7f1090b0c39b29cfa7a31a/index.js#177).
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To remove focus on a clicked/tapped link (eg on ipad, a attached tooltip can remain visible after the new page load, which is weird)
Be careful to this issue https://github.com/defunkt/jquery-pjax/issues/377
@MoOx Isn't this covered by this line and this line? I don't know why both are needed, but regardless, the focus should be lost.
This should be a simple fix, similar to what was ultimately implemented here.
You pointed the same line, but I guess you are right. Maybe I was referring to event triggered by js (eg: tooltip opened on a tap/click that should be hidden when tapping outside), can't remember...
Sorry. I meant this line and this line.