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[Ice3T]

Is it possible to have the info from title="" stay up until the user mouses out?

[jdavia]

Originally posted by Ice3T
Is it possible to have the info from title="" stay up until the user mouses out?
I don't think so. It is not meant to stay long enough to read a book, just a short ID type of message.

[Jona]

I don't think so either, but instead of using TITLE, there is a <SPAN> attribute (I forget what it is, Vladdy does though...) that creates a tooltip that is just a little bit different from the TITLE attribute but basically the same, and it stays there until you mouseout. Also, you can use JavaScript-tooltips instead, too. Even though both of the above suggestions may not work in all browsers, the second suggestion is probably more supported among different browsers.

[jpmoriarty]

I'm sure vladdy wont mind me peddling his warez....

http://www.vladdy.net/webdesign/WebDesign.html

[Vladdy]

LOL I sure do not mind, however I'm pretty much done with the new version of tooltips code that is compatible with title attribute, easier to install and has a few new features:
http://www.klproductions.com/KLToolTipsDemo.html

[jdavia]

This is what I use. You can position it where you want left, right, top. bottom. change colors. It remains visible as long as your mouse in it. Check it out
http://www.bosrup.com/web/overlib/
It is FREE, but you can donate if you want to.

[Ice3T]

Neat thanks