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I m working on a project and m required to apply tooltip like we see on facebook. Is there any way to style the abbr title through css?
[hmtl]
This is a paragraph
[html]
You mean like this? http://jsfiddle.net/9dg7q
no I wanted to style the pop up. I can do it with javascript like this http://jsfiddle.net/sayedtaqui/tuFhr/11/ however due to some complication I have to do it only with CSS. The example you have shown Chris is styling the text but not the pop up.
Thanks.
I have also done it with CSS http://jsfiddle.net/sayedtaqui/6HpFa/
but can we manipulate the pop up directly?
Check this: http://stackoverflow.com/a/8788410/938664
If you’re asking if there’s a specific property to style this, the answer is no.
Thanks Chris. This may work. but if you notice there are two pop ups showing up. one is the the style that we create and the other is the default “title” pop up. Is there any way to disable the other default pop up? http://jsfiddle.net/tDQWN/
To my knowledge, you cannot remove those title tags. However, you could give them a name other than “title” and then the browser won’t do that. Here is an example. I just called it tooltip.
Thanks all it worked.
Oh, very cool. Thank you @joshuahibbert . I didn’t know that they added that in HTML5.
@joshuanhibbert Back off, Josh. I got this. =P