The script that makes all this possible relies on jQuery. Now that is a script that really makes things possible!
I'm the newest member of the jQuery fan club!
(And BTW I do plan to release a Drupal module for hovertips shortly.)
A hovertip is a kind of "tooltip" that appears when the mouse rests above something.
I call them "hover" tips to distinguish them from clicktips. Click your mouse over underlined italics to see a clicktip.
A clicktip is also a tooltip. But unlike a hovertip, the user must press the mouse button to see one.
The clicktip text appears on the page, rather than floating beneath the mouse.
And the text remains visible until unti the user clicks a second time.
The plugin includes several ways to markup tips, including:
or,
The preceding code works when the tooltip immediately follows the element it is linked to. You can get more refined tooltip placement by using the id attribute:
You can click here or
there.
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print drupal_get_form('multistep_example_form')