[jQuery] Re: clueTip display inconsistently

[Simone]

Hey Wendy/Karl... can you share your findings?? I am having the same
problem just using the default style.

I am using the basic function with default style! and the results I
get are a tip box with dark, 60% transparent background... very
confused and have spent a couple of days on this...!! any help would
be appreciated!

Cheers,
Simone

On Oct 26, 7:14 pm, wendy.constantine
wendy.constant...@cengage.com wrote:
 I've discovered the problem. Thanks again for your help, Karl.

[jQuery] Re: clueTip display inconsistently

[Simone]

Hello everyone... figured out what was wrong...
I am using sharepoint and was trying to add the stylesheet to a
content editor webpart as a link... it was not working... and funy
thing is that some sort of style was being loaded... anyhow... thanks
for the wonderful tool :)

Cheers,
Simone

On Nov 10, 1:01 pm, Simone simone.chec...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hey Wendy/Karl... can you share your findings?? I am having the same
 problem just using the defaultstyle.

 I am using the basic function with defaultstyle! and the results I
 get are a tip box with dark, 60% transparent background... very
 confused and have spent a couple of days on this...!! any help would
 be appreciated!

 Cheers,
 Simone

 On Oct 26, 7:14 pm, wendy.constantine



 wendy.constant...@cengage.com wrote:
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[jQuery] Re: clueTip display inconsistently

[wendy.constantine]

Thanks, Karl!

That did solve most of the display issues, and I should have seen that
earlier. Now, I'm noticing that the 4th link is consistently using the
default style and not the jt class referenced. And in some cases, the
arrow displays to close, yet in others it does not.

Can you think of reasons for the above?
Thanks again!
Wendy

[jQuery] Re: clueTip display inconsistently

[wendy.constantine]

I've discovered the problem. Thanks again for your help, Karl.

[jQuery] Re: clueTip display inconsistently

[Karl Swedberg]

You're selecting only the third link with class=jt:

$('a.jt:eq(2)')

If you want all of them to show the cluetip on hover, remove  
the :eq(2) part of the selector:


$('a.jt')



--Karl


Karl Swedberg
www.englishrules.com
www.learningjquery.com




On Oct 23, 2009, at 5:19 PM, wendy.constantine wrote:



I've encountered some inconsistency in how the clue tip plugin
displays. In most cases, it works perfectly using the JTip theme, yet
when there are multiple links on a page, the links lowest on the page
almost surely do not display a tip at all (except for the standard
browser tooltip). And in some cases, the style changes entirely while
using the same class.

Here is a link to a sample document:
http://d-college.cengage.com/art/0495799874_kleiner/student/bonus/ch04/04_08A.html


In all cases, what I'm trying to accomplish is an image rollover with
title. The hrefs and parameters are all constructed the same, and
what's more puzzling is that the same href would work fine if placed
at the top of the document.

This is the jquery used:

$('a.jt:eq(2)').cluetip({
 cluetipClass: 'jtip', arrows: true,
 dropShadow: true,
 height: 'auto',
 sticky: true,
 waitImage: true,
 closeText: 'img src=../../../jscript/images/cross.png
alt=close /',
 positionBy: 'bottomTop'
});


And here's a sample href:
a class=jt href=javascript:void(0); rel=../ch03/thumbs/
0312A.jpg title=Seated statues of Rahotep and Nofret, from their
mastaba at Maidum, Egypt, Fourth Dynasty

Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Wendy