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Hello Cherian,
The tooltip is designed to stay in the position it has appointed - if it should be shown next to an element it will stay there if you scroll the browser (if it does not hide, this depends on the HideEvent, AutoCloseDelay, etc).
There is the RelativeTo property and you can set it to BrowserWindow, so that the tooltip stays in the same position when you scroll the content in the page.
All the best,
Marin
the Telerik team
The tooltip is designed to stay in the position it has appointed - if it should be shown next to an element it will stay there if you scroll the browser (if it does not hide, this depends on the HideEvent, AutoCloseDelay, etc).
There is the RelativeTo property and you can set it to BrowserWindow, so that the tooltip stays in the same position when you scroll the content in the page.
All the best,
Marin
the Telerik team
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