Hi amircx,
You need to set the sticky option to true. I think that should do it
for you.
Also, for other options where you're just using the default (such as
activation: hover), you don't need to define them in your options map.
--Karl
On Nov 14, 2007, at 6:21 AM, amircx wrote:
3 of that functions not working i think
here is my code
<code>
$(document).ready(function(){
$('#textfieldEIP').cluetip({
dropShadow: false,
cluezIndex: 97,
width: '90',
height: '30', // The height of the clueTip. more
info
below [1]
positionBy: 'bottomTop', // Sets the type of
positioning. more
info below [2]
local: true, // Whether to use content from the
same
page (using ID) for the clueTip's body
hideLocal: true, // If local option is set to
true, this
determines whether local content
showTitle: false, // show title bar of the
clueTip, even if
title attribute not set
cluetipClass: 'jtip', // class added to outermost clueTip
div in
the form of 'cluetip-' + clueTipClass. more info below [6]
waitImage: false, // whether to show a "loading"
img, which
is set in jquery.cluetip.css
arrows: false, // if true, sets background-
position of
cluetip div more info below [7]
sticky: false, // keep visible until manually
closed
mouseOutClose: true, // close when clueTip is moused out
activation: 'hover', // set to 'click' to force user
to click
to show clueTip
closePosition: 'title', // location of close text for
sticky
cluetips; can be 'top' or 'bottom' or 'title'
});
</code>
<input type="text" id="textfieldEIP" href="#"
rel="#textfieldToolbar"/>
tools.jpg
what im trying to achive is following
to do that the tooltip will appear near textfield but the user will
be able
to click on elements in the tooltip
so it will function like edit in place , user wants to edit
textfield and
once he on the textfield he gets menu of options
that pops up
hope you got me right
amircx wrote:
hey
im trying to do a input's that once they are get mouseover it will
open a
tooltip with options like edit and stuff (icons)
my question is in cluetip how can i hide/show a tip via javascript
command
instad of the "close " button?
and also, is there a flag that i can check is the tooltip is
currently
shown or not?
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