On Aug 20, 2007, at 11:59 PM, Mitch wrote:
I felt Karl's cluetip popups on his demo seemed slow to respond to me,
and I did not like that I had to add another plugin to use them
(dimensions). On the other hand Karl does a great job on documenting
his work and is incredibly helpful soUnless
On Aug 19, 11:52 pm, Mitch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I will look into ClueTip. I like the way this coder set things up but
he did not do a good job laying out how to use it, and compared to
other plugin specialists here, he did not set up the plugin for
automatic use, I had to play with
I am beginning to have my own concerns about jTip.
My jTips work fine in FF but in IE7 they are all shifted to the right
by a fixed amount and I dont understand why or have a clue (ha ha) on
how to fix it.
I am going to post on this list and see if any one has a clue and
maybe a tip. (ok ok
Mitch,
I came across the same issue with jTip until I studied it more.
The global.css provided jTip is only an example. All you really need
here are the classes beginning with JT_ The CSS has an inline
comment separating the specific JT_ classes.
What I did was cut and paste these classes
Wow that is a freaking amazing solution. Not only getting the right
css portion, but in showing me the way you use import then restyle on
the page. Very cool.
I will look into ClueTip. I like the way this coder set things up but
he did not do a good job laying out how to use it, and compared to
Hi Mitch,
Feel free to check out clueTip's home page here:
http://plugins.learningjquery.com/cluetip/
I'll be moving the documentation into the template provided by Mike
Alsup at some point. In the meantime, the documentation is pretty
thorough, if not exactly pretty.
Be sure to check out
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