Using IE6 on Win2000, I went to the tooltips demo. Try resizing the browser so that the tipped phrase "lorem ipsum" in the first para is close to the right hand edge, then when you mouse the phrase, to stay in the window, the tip box resizes itself to be several rows high. This means it projects down over the phrase that it popped up from.
If in doing so, the tip finds itself under the mouse, it promptly closes.
Then the mouse is again over the words, so the tip reappears, but the
tip is under the mouse, so it closes, etc, etc, etc.
Anyone know where to get a Tool Tips javascript that will pop up a little box when hovered for words that needs more explanation. I'm using Front Page BTW.
In my webpage there are acronyms that need explanation, for that I would like to display tip bubbles if possible, but I have not found any information regarding this programming feature in the JavaScript language. I would very much appreciate to know if this feature is part of the JavaScript language.
What I am sure of is that JavaScript has a method that displays a dialog box called 'alert(...).
I would like to display an alert dialog box when the user clicks on the acronym. Can anyone tell me how to accomplish this though an example. Please note that all the examples I have seen refer to 'check boxes' or 'buttons', but not to just words on the document.
I am using javascript from wz_tooltips from WalterZorn.The tool tips work fine in FireFox and Internet Explorer but they do not work at all in Safari. The script on the Walter Zorn web site work in Safari so I'm really perplexed why I can't get it to work.
I am using jQuery tool tip plugin. It works fine but a problem which I am facing is that on some fields where I don't have a tool tip plugin It shows me the tooltip for the older field (the tooltip for the field which was last shown). The last tool tip is repeated for other fields also which do not have a tool tip. I do not want to show any tool tip where there is none. How can I do that.
I was curious as to whether anyone had links for a publicly distributed script that would allow me to have Lightbox 2 like effects inline rather than as a modal window. Lightbox 2
i know there is live() event to make newly added element to be able to run a function, but that only apply to some mouse event.i use this tipsy plugin to show tips everytime on an image. my image can be changed by uploading new image. but the new image wont have the tips showing created by the tipsy().$("#photo").tipsy();
I am interested in creating a tool for other webmasters to place on their website. Basically, I want it to be like a random quote generator, so that every time their page is viewed a random quote will be shown. I can do this using PHP and MySQL, but it works much better for using just on my own website than for providing to others. Does anyone know of a tutorial that can explain this process by using javascript?
would like to know a tool that could give me a clue on where is the error in a greasemonkey script that i'm working on. I'm using notepad, what tool could "run" the script and tell me where is the error?
I have been tasked with reproducing something quite similar to the following website [url]...
I examined the site, and after looking at the source I have determined that a lot of it looks like it was coded in JavaScript. While I do know a bit of JavaScript but I must admit it's not the sharpest tool in my arsenal.
Since this "application" will be heavy on the JavaScript interface, I was wondering if there was a GUI RAD tool for JavaScript similar to Visual C# for .NET.
So far I have looked into Visual Web Developer 2010 Express, Dreamweaver, and most recently the Google Web Toolkit (with GWT Designer), is anyone familiar with any of these tools, and will any of these help me develop a largely GUI based JS application?
I am writing a database which I edit locally using PHP / MySQL / JavaScript. What I currently do is to list all my DVD covers from a single folder into a drop box but what I would LIKE to do is to have a browsing facility (similar to uploading files) which is obviously a lot quicker. However, what I need is not an upload file form object, rather a simple click button which will open a browser, allow me to select a file and return the name of the file - just the file not the full directory structure. Is it possible to either just get the file upload form object to return just the name or, using either PHP or JavaScript write a function that will do what I need?
I need a window that opens up with no Toolbars. I know how to achieve this from another window via a link. But is there a method to reload the current window with no tool bars.
i have a circular image... with pie shaped areas. i would like to use some form of jQuery and either a popup or tool tip that is CSS customizable... i looked at maphilight in the jquery plugins, but i dont see how you can make a pop up with that. unless there is another method i should go about doing this..
I need to know that is there any script available which allows me to upload an image and after uploading it will allow me to crop an image like we do in photoshop via pen tool. In photoshop when we use pen tool, it apply nodes against the images and user can easily change nodes via mouse to change the position of cropping. Is there any type of script available which provides this functionality?
I have a drop down menu with options. Is there a faster way to display a tool tip based on the value of the <option> tag other than having to manually set title="" for each <option> tag?