Hi Claudio,
looks interesting. i think both libs have their advantages. would you be
interested to pick the best of both and merge them? i would.
some comments on yours:
i extracted positioning from the Tooltip "Class" to be more flexible,
but probably some positioning code should stay there.
Hi
i wrote that lib too in the last weekend, but only today see your email
download it here:
http://www.pdvel.com/stuff/js/tooltip/tooltip.js
you can view and test the demo at:
http://www.pdvel.com/stuff/js/tooltip/
On Mon, 2006-01-23 at 18:23 +0100, Matthias Platzer wrote:
> Hi,
>
> th
Platzer
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Subject: [Rails-spinoffs] Tooltips.js
Hi,
there already had been a Tooltips implementation [1] but i wasn't to
happy with that one, not only because they didn't support simple
mouse-hover tooltips
hey show
up relative to the element or the mouse cursor...etc... but it's
definitely getting there.
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Hi,
there already had been a Tooltips implementation [1] but i wasn't to
happy with that one, not only because they didn't support simple
mouse-hover tooltips (just as they appear when you are using title
attributes)
But writting this lib was also a good way to get into script.aculo.us
and