I am trying to use Cluetip to make a help text for what can be a large list
- and I'm hearing reports that a list of 100 items with 4-5 columns each is
causeing IE7 to slow down or appear to freeze for a while, and commenting
out the cluetip invocation clears it up. I'm assuming it's jsut due to
poor javascript speed as it loops over all the DOM to activate all the
required DOM elements.
Right now, I'm invoking them all with one command that uses a class to pick
them up:
$('.HelpTipAnchor').cluetip({local:true, cluezIndex: 105, showTitle:
false,cluetipClass: 'maia', arrows: true, localPrefix: "#cluetip_",
attribute: "id"});
Is it the $('.class') part that's slow, as I suspect? Is there anything I
can do to speed it up?
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