Mapbox control customize button - javascript

Currently I'm using drawing functionality of mapbox, but the button of start drawing is like other controls (like gps) are mapbox built in control buttons on the corner of the map.
Is there anyway that I can put the functionality to my cusomized button outside of the map component?

inspect the button and check the class name of them.
then put your map box in a div with {position: relative}, with your desired width and height
then give absolute position to your buttons..

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I am using react leaflet tooltip for a mapbox map.
I'm having a lot of trouble trying to keep react leaflet tooltip open when the mouse is over either the marker or the tooltip itself? I want to be able to open on hover and then click on something inside the tooltip, and I want to close when the mouse leaves the marker or the tooltip.
So if the mouse is in the red then the tooltip is open, and if it is not, then the tooltip is closed.
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I tried what was available in the api https://leafletjs.com/SlavaUkraini/reference.html#tooltip, but I think there may be more customization I don't have the expertise to build may be needed to pull off this behavior.
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Then it will be up to the user to either click on the map or click "close" to close the popup.
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According to the Mapbox GL JS Quickstart guide, it should be straightforward to implement a map on a website using the Mapbox CDN. Unfortunately, that is not the case if the map is located inside a Bootstrap modal, which does not have a predefined width, a property that is set only after the modal is opened.
The result is a Mapbox canvas loaded with a default width of 400px, which may differ from the modal width and create a terrible user experience.
Also, if one opens the modal and then resizes the browser window, the map automatically fits the whole horizontal space as expected, which seems to be a JavaScript response to a resize event.
Here follows the related code.
HTML file
<div id='map'></div>
CSS file
#map {
height: 300px;
}
JS file
mapboxgl.accessToken = '...';
var map = new mapboxgl.Map({
container: 'map',
center: [..., ...],
zoom: 10,
style: 'mapbox://styles/mapbox/streets-v11'
});
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Instead, the Mapbox interface (bottom left logo and bottom right info button) was correctly positioned inside the modal, at its borders, but the canvas containing the map was incorrectly positioned.
Finally, setting a predefined width to the #map CSS property is not a solution. If the width is set to a fixed width in pixels, it may not display properly on all window sizes, while adding a fixed percentage width, say 100%, did not do the trick.
A similar issue has already been solved for the Leaflet JavaScript library here and here.
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The solution is to add the following code after the 'map' variable definition in the JS file:
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Button on map is just some images in background and numbers are show on above of that.
check change marker image tutorial
sidebar is just trick that work on mouse over on map and hide the side div and increase the length of map.
Examples are here
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