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At first: Awesome work, really nice.
I need to include a link inside the body of the tooltip. How can I achieve this without using the requireclick property of the tooltip? If this property is not set the tooltip disappears when I move the mouse over the box :/ Am I missing something or is this not possible with this version? Regards Rogier |
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To stop tooltips from disappearing, you can double click on the element which has the tooltip and you will be able to click the link inside.
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Olly
Thanx for the fast reply but I want the tooltip to stay without clicking (single or double) on the element that has the tooltip. I want it to stay until the user moves his mouse out of the tooltip, is this possible? Regards Rogier |
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It would be great to have this passed in as an option, to specify whether or not the div layer would stay up as long as the mouse was over it so that the user could 'mouse' over to where a link would be in the div layer and then the user could click it without the layer disappearing when they moved off of the link.
Your suggestion about clicking is good, but it's not obvious to a user that they should have to do that, and I'd like not to have to educate them on how to keep it showing if possible. Great product, keep up the good work!!! |
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#5
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Yes, I wanted the "boxover" to behave the same way whether I choose requireclick=[off] or requireclick=[on].
That is, I want the "tooltip" to fade out only when it loses focus. This way I could put links into the tooltip. So... I changed the function doCheck(): function doCheck() { if ( (mouseX < boxLeft) || (mouseX >boxRight) || (mouseY < boxTop) || (mouseY > boxBottom)) { if (!CBE.requireclick) // fadeOut(); if (CBE.IEbugfix) {showSelects();} CBE=null; } } Notice that I simply commented out fadeOut(); using "//" Last edited by ghozx : 10-29-2006 at 09:14 PM. |
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