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Hi, I’ll check that tooltip script, since I got more requests for adding that feature I might add it in the next version, or replace the tooltip script with the one you showed me.

Nice theme! Did you make it?
Anyway I see you found another solution, perhaps I’ll add support for something like that in a new version.

First of all a link would be useful. second of all, you shouldn’t use absolute position as it brakes the flow, thus the pseudo element isn’t positioned correctly.

There is one option I haven’t tested and might be problematic:
You can try adding an image tag inside the tip, this will not change the background but rather add an image.
I’m sorry but I’m not planning on adding such feature to my plugin, but you are welcome to fork it on github.

Hi, do you mean adding different background image for each individual tooltip?
Or do you simply mean adding background image that will show up on all tooltips?
If you mean the first one, then no, it doesn’t seems like a very popular feature, what’s your goal?
If you mean the second one, you can simply edit the css file.

Hi, what do you mean by ” include tags for divs also”? What effect are you trying to achieve?

I understand everything works now, marking as solved…

I emailed you back a tested solution… problem solved as far as I can tell.
If you like my plugin please add a review ??

I checked you example and it works perfectly for me…

I got your email, I’m looking into it.

I’ll look into it, can you link me to your website so I can check it live?
And Js conflict is highly unlikely I dont think any script but jQuery uses jQuery()… (As you can see I’m not using $()).

Hi noname, that is actually very weird, as I haven’t changed anything, infact last time I checked it still didn’t work.

You can actually by editing the CSS file it loads, adding a admin panel that enables you to do it is on plan for next version.

Found the problem, the default z-index of the popup is 100, which is normally more than enough, but your #content-sidebar-wrap (element) has a z-index of 999 with no real reason.
The solution:
You can either put this in your css:

#content-sidebar-wrap {
z-index: 50;
}

Or:

#tooltip {
z-index: 9999;
}

The first one makes more sense to me but it doesn’t really matter.
Please let me know if everything works fine now, I tested it with firebug and it worked for me

Okay, I’m looking into it, will replay here with an answer (I hope) ??