JQuery :: Replace The Default Tooltip Of All Title Elements?
May 4, 2009
I need different definitions of tooltip on one page: 1/ Replace the default tooltip of all title elements
$('*[title]').tooltip({
delay: 500
});
AND
2/ Replace only Title elements within class "fast" (e.g. <a class="fast" href="..." title="fast tooltip">Fast</a> )
$('*[title].fast').tooltip({
delay: 0
});
But first definition overrides the second one all the time. I moved "general" definition 1/ on the first position of js and the "class based" 2/ on the last one but no success.
I'm using this jquery plugin I recently found, and I'm having some trouble with it. Actually I got it to work quite nicely, the thing is that (as you may notice in that same demo) it works using the Title attribute so when you hover for a couple of seconds over a menu button, that awful default tooltip appears. I did some research but I couldn't find any simple way to hide those.
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function tooltip_event_for_svg_node(svgDoc, nodeID) { var node_obj = svgDoc.getElementById(nodeID); $(node_obj).tooltip({ delay: 0, track: true, [Code]...
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Here is the js code and make the Ajax call..this is index.php
Code:
Here is the main PHP code where using CSS and JS hover implemented.
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