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| Tooltip en CSS | | 2008-07-17 05:26:55 | | Tooltip en CSS. ¿Que es un tooltip? tranquilos que no desvario, Un tooltip es una nota aclaratoria que aparece al posar el ratón sobre una palabra, un ejemplo visual que os ayude a entender mejor el concepto;Con la imagen mejor ¿NO?Para conseguir este efecto necesitaremos el código que aplicaremos en el head de la edición html de la plantilla del blog (recordar siempre antes de que se cierre la etiqueta)CODIGO CSSa{z-index:10;}a:hover{position:relative;z-index:100;}a span{display:none;}a:hover span{display:block;position:absolute;float:left;white-space:nowrap;top:-2.2em;left:.5em;background:#fffcd1;border:1px solid #444;color:#444;padding:1px 5px;z-index:10;}Todo este código debe ir entre etiquetas StyleDe el anterior código para poder personalizar el estilo de vuestro tooltip podeis utilizar las siguientes variables; background:#fffcd1;border:1px solid #444;color:#444;padding:1px 5px;A continuación el código que debereis implementar cada vez que lo queráis utilizar, se aplic | | By: Todo para tu blog; un blog diferente | | |
| | Scripting: A Simple JavaScript Tooltip | | 2008-07-15 04:34:45 | | This animated JavaScript tooltip script is very simple with only 2kb of file size. It works in IE6+, Firefox, Opera and Safari. The main idea is to create a lightweight script that fades a tooltip with rounded corners attached to the cursor position.You will need to setup the namespace and global variables, then [...] | | By: Sharebrain - the best links for Webworkers | | |
| | Always Show a Tooltip with Carbon or Cocoa | | 2007-04-23 12:50:52 | | I had the following problem on the Mac: in certain circumstances I want to always display a tooltip and change the text of the tooltip as the mouse moves over different objects. So I looked around and I found the Carbon Help Manager Reference.
The functions HMDisplayTag() and HMHideTag() seemed to be exactly what I was looking for. Implementing this was rather straightforward and it worked most of the time. But sometimes it simply stopped working; after some debugging I found out that after the call of HMHideTag(), I did not get any mouse moved events anymore.
So I looked around for other solutions and found the tooltip article on CocoaDev. That one looked really promising. It has two different approaches of implementing your own tooltips with Cocoa. But since they simply display a window with a style that resembles tooltips, I continued looking (after all, if I use Apple’s tooltip API, I am more likely to get a correct look of the tooltips, especially if Apple decides to change | | By: FrogBlog | | |
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