Thanx

1. my inline css styles for the tooltip fonts don’t seem to be working anymore.

2. if I put 2 br tags in a row, the tooltip breaks the remaining tooltip content out into the page. I need to be able to put in line breaks to separate the tooltip content. I find that if the 2 br are separated with non-breaking space it will work however.

I prefer the behaviour of previous versions as it was working perfectly for me.

/* Change text style for words linked to a Tooltip */
.su-tooltip {
    color: red;
    font-weight: 700;
}

Which would change the style of the term linked to a tool tip – so readers knew to hover over the term. However, this code no longer seems to work. I have no style change for linked tool tip terms. Can someone provide the code I would need to highlight my linked terms?

As example – in the page the URL goes to, the term “four-fingered gagger” has an associated tool tip. This term used to be bold and green font.

Appreciate all assistance.

<div id="post-date"><span title="Published on <?php echo the_time('F j, Y'); ?> at <?php echo the_time(); ?>"><?php echo the_date(); ?></span></div>

It works great!

But when I want to add that to the entry title, the text shows in the tooltip, but the date and time print above the title.

		if ( is_singular() ) {
			the_title( '<h3 class="entry-title">', '</h3>' );
		} else {
			the_title( '<h3 class="entry-title"><span title="Published on ' . _e( the_time('F j, Y') ) . ' at ' . _e( the_time() ) . '">', '</span></h3>' );
		}

I’m quite the amateur – it took me at least an hour to figure out how to “translate” the php from the first code into something that didn’t cause an error in the second code, but I cannot figure out how to make it write in the tooltip rather than above the title.

My point is, I’m really trying to figure this stuff out, but I also have no idea what I am doing, so when I get to this point, I’m lost.

Please help?

Thank you!

Thanks in advance.