Missing semicolon, not used variable
Fix width of datepicker & prevent it from overflowing window

When the datepicker is aligned near an edge of the screen,
showing the calendars may require some adjustment to ensure that
everything stays aligned properly.
fix month/year dropdown behavior

the original implementation was forcing the month to start/end date
month when the user changed the year, or the year to start/end date year
if the user changed the month. That meant that if the user were to first
change the year then the month (or other way around) the dropdown
changed first would jump back to what it was.

this implementation keeps "the other dropdown" in its current state.
a new setting for dropdowns mode - dropdownAdjusts

when this setting is false (default) selecting new month/year from the
dropdowns doesn't change currently selected range. this is the original
behavior and corresponds to how next/previous buttons work.

We've found however that in some cases users are more comfortable
adjusting the year (or month) and clicking 'apply' - e.g. when most of
the time ranges are from 1st of the month till end of another month.
That's the behavior when this setting is true.
use data-title instead of title so we dont show a weird tooltip with row and column
buttonClasses to btn instead of btn-success
Button apply -> apply values
Merge pull request #86 from ThaDafinser/patch-2

buttonClasses to btn instead of btn-success
Merge pull request #87 from ThaDafinser/patch-3

Button apply -> apply values
Merge pull request #84 from docTrackr/master

remove tooltips with position on hoover of the daterangepicker
Merge pull request #74 from PipelineDeals/fix_width_near_edges_of_window

Fix width of datepicker & prevent it from overflowing window
Merge pull request #79 from artm/master

fix dropdown behaviours and add a new setting for them
Merge pull request #72 from ThaDafinser/patch-1

Missing semicolon, remove not used variable
Merge remote-tracking branch 'original/master'

Conflicts:
	daterangepicker.js
merge with original project