Yes, you can.
First, you specify the attribute that contains the ajax page OR the name
of the local element to show.
If you are doing local a local element, you then set the "local"
property to true, and adjust any other properties as needed. Using a
local element is mutually exclusive of any of the Ajax items...
i.e.
<h4 id="myheading">My Heading</h4>
<div id="clueDiv" style="display: none;">Here's my extra detail</div>
//javascript
$("#myheading").attr("rel", "#cluediv").cluetip({
local : true,
hoverClass : "highlight"
});
That *should* show the clueDiv as your popup/cluetip without any Ajax calls.
Options can be found at http://plugins.learningjquery.com/cluetip/#options.
Samples can be found at http://plugins.learningjquery.com/cluetip/demo/
I'm sure others may have responded by now (no mail from the list for a
while, but that's usual for me for some reason, then I'll get a flood).
And they probably have more definitive recommendations (i.e. Karl
monitors the list and he is the Cluetip author...) But, if not, I hope
this helps.
Shawn
Feijó wrote:
> With *non-link element*, why can't I use without ajax?
>
> I try that:
>
> $('h4').cluetip();
> <h4 title="Fancy Title!|testing">Hover over me.</h4>
>
>
> Didnt work, only like this works:
>
>
> $('h4').cluetip({attribute: 'id', hoverClass: 'highlight'});
> <h4 title="Fancy Title!" id="ajax3.htm">Hover over me.</h4>
>
>
>
> Can't I just set a tip without ajax? With <a> the first one runs.
>
>
> thanks
>
> Feijó
>
>
