Added a click to copy feature for shortcodes in the Tooltip Style Generator page. Version v1. Fixed an issue where an error message could potentially show when an input or select field looses focus blur event. Fix 2 Version v1. Fixed an issue regarding the display of custom icons for the video camera. Fixed an issue regarding overriding the max width in the field settings when the field is applied a named style.
Added the ability to customize the max tooltip width for specified fields. Passed PHP 7. This issue occurs on WordPress 5. Fix 2 Changed the width of Gravity Forms' field editor to px Version v1. Fixed an issue regarding focus text input when Modal mode is enabled and displaying tooltips after an input or textarea together.
Added support for the List field. Just add class "mm-accordion" to the accordion container DIV. Place your cursor inside the text Hyperlink One. You will see a Title entry box on your Property Inspector. These values correspond to the "Trigger Element s : -Launch tooltip from elements with" and "Content Source: -Tooltip populated from" settings just below the Tooltips box in the interface.
In plain English, it means:. Of course, if a link does not contain a title attribute there will be no tooltip. The singe Tooltip Magic definition you have set can control tooltips on an unlimited number of links.
If your page has links, Tooltip Magic will display a styled tooltip for each of those links that has a title attribute assigned. The tooltip is a common user interface element. The user hovers over an item and a tooltip appears—a small popup box with information about the item being hovered over. Modern browsers display the title attribute of an HTML element as a tooltip when a user hovers over that element. Hover over this text in a fairly modern browser and and see a default browser-generated tooltip appear.
It's effective, but doesn't exactly grab one's attention. The tooltip that pops up when you hover over this text is a little more exciting—because it's a Tooltip Magic tooltip! Tooltip Magic automates the process of creating one or more popup tooltips on your page, using one of 2 available interfaces. The Basic and Advanced methods each have a dedicated GUI inside Dreamweaver so you can define and configure your tooltips visually. Use the Basic interface when you want to assign a tooltip directly to a link, an image, or a chunk of text.
You can enter or define the content source for your tooltip directly in the interface so the entire process is quick, easy, and visual.
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