Tooltip Action

Any idea of how to turn the cool tooltips (I think they must be javascript) on this site: http://bestwebgallery.com/
into an action…?


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Have a look at http://cssglobe.com/post/1695/easiest-tooltip-and-image-preview-using-jquery

Should be quite simple to integrate this into a FW action.

All your action has to do is:

1.) Add the javascript libraries to the page.

2.) Change

to

aka adding the class and img src tags to the a tag.

You could make it more comfortable to use, if you allow to use Freeway generated graphic items as tooltips in addition to pre-generated images.

Peter

To the board maintainer: How can I post code here without starting with a p tag? [code] or [pre] doesn’t work. Only “empty line” followed by a p tag seems to work (found by trial and error :wink:
And how to mask the “greater than” character? “” doesn’t work either.


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“" doesn’t work either.

Originally was:

“backslash” doesn’t work either.

:wink:

Peter


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This forum is also a mailing list, so we have used a text formatter that is particularly mail-friendly. You may use Markdown here to style your posts.

A code example is set off from the rest of your message by means of four (or more) spaces at the beginning of each line of code. There should be an empty line before and after the code block as well, just to keep the parser clear about what you’re up to.

this is some code
    and this is indented
    <a href="foo" title="bar">baz</a>

We are actually using PHP Markdown Extra to implement Markdown, so you can get up to even more tricks, like tables and definition lists:

one two three
four five six

If you’re not looking at this in mail, then you’ll just see it as a nice table. But to make such a table, you put a pipe (the straight vertical bar, found above the backslash on the US keyboard) between each header, then follow that with a row of dashes separated by the same number of pipes, then your data rows, with each cell separated from the others with a pipe. If you’re looking at this on the Web, then it looks like this in plain text:

one | two | three 
----|----|----
four | five | six

Hope this helps,

Walter


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