Hi
I know there are many custom tooltips out there, but I wanted to do a
different approach!
Here is what I want to do!
When a map is rendered , with say one marker, the html is:
<div .......>
<img ......... />
<map .......>
<area ...... title="title supplied when creating marker" />
</map>
</div>
I have a jQuery library which looks for the title attribute and then
does some funky stuff to render a nice looking tooltip as opposed to
the one which browser's give normally!
Now I want to know how is it possible to add:
class="tooltip" and title="some title entered when creating marker"
to the <div> as shown in the codeabove.
Currently i have a hack which does it for me
$("area").each(function(i, mappedIcon) {
var title =
mappedIcon.getAttribute("title");
if(title != "")
{
mappedIcon.setAttribute("title", "");
mappedIcon.parentNode.setAttribute("class","tooltip");
mappedIcon.parentNode.setAttribute("title", title);
}
});
BUT SURELY there is a more elegant way of doing this!
Open for suggestions!
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