hide tooltip by display attribute instead of opacity #8178
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If the tooltip is hidden by opacity, then the tooltip element is still at the top level. This is expressed by an I-Beam cursor where the tooltip was just visible. This prevents any action below this tooltip element even if it is not visible.
If the tooltip element is hidden with
display: none;, then no I-Beam cursor appears and everything works as expected.