Hi again,
You shouldn't have to lose that ability just because you're not
including a title attribute. By default, the "closePosition" option
of a sticky tooltip is "top", which means the top of the tooltip's
body, not it's heading. You can also set it to "bottom" or "title",
but in your case, you won't want to set it to title. Here is a basic
example that puts the "close" link at the bottom of the tooltip:
$('a').cluetip({sticky: true, showTitle: false, closePosition:
'bottom'});
Hope that helps.
--Karl
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Karl Swedberg
www.englishrules.com
www.learningjquery.com
On Oct 25, 2007, at 5:22 AM, chrisandy wrote:
Thanks for your feedback Karl - I'm learning something new every
minute!
I just have one more question (I hope!).
I want to call my sticky 'pop up' without the title attribute but I
then lose the ability to close my 'pop up'
How do I still get to be able to close the pop up? Can I embed some
sort of code in the page that is called?
Thanks again - your work is enabling me to add some great features.
