thanks, Dave. You're right about that. Problem is, I'm not sure how
to deal with it. I'm afraid I was too stingy with the DIVs when I
decided on the HTML structure. The rounded-corner theme was an
afterthought that I kind of shoe-horned into what was there. My only
advice for now is to not use showTitle: false on a tooltip with the
rounded-corner theme applied. I realize it's terrible to force users
of the plugin to have to account for these quirks. I'm just going to
have to give it some more thought. In the meantime, you can create a
rounded-corner clueTip using fewer options than you have there.
Something like this:
$('someElement').cluetip({
splitTitle: '|',
dropShadow: false,
cluetipClass: 'rounded'
});
the titleAttribute is 'title' by default. Now, if you don't want
anything to appear in the "title" part, you can write start the title
attribute's value with a pipe, like this: title="|first line body|
second line body"
Then, (only tested in FF because it's past midnight), you can modify
the margin declaration for .cluetip-rounded #cluetip-inner to have a
top margin of -12px. That will adjust the text up into a bit more
appealing position within the tooltip.
Hope that helps some. Thanks again for reporting the issue.
--Karl
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Karl Swedberg
www.englishrules.com
www.learningjquery.com
On Oct 25, 2007, at 10:28 PM, DaveG wrote:
Under the possible bugs category:
When using the parameters below, the title element gets hidden,
which hides the tr.gif element, cutting off the tr corner.
titleAttribute:'title',
splitTitle:'|',
showTitle: false,
dropShadow: false,
cluetipClass: 'rounded'
~ ~ Dave
