Why not just add the include to the html section? That'll clear things up once and for all.
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Bah, I just spent an hour trying to figure out wtf is wrong with my code that useshttp://flowplayer.org/tools/demos/overlay/external.html just to find in the end that the instructions are incomplete.
Only after going with your standalone source text with a fine comb, I found that the instructions are missing an include of
:( :( :(
Only after going with your standalone source text with a fine comb, I found that the instructions are missing an include of
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="http://static.flowplayer.org/tools/css/overlay-minimal.css"/>
:( :( :(
That is stunningly impressive! Love the forum. You should open source it and release in addition to the tools and player. At least add some attribution so people can give you credit when they see it.
Awesome. I'm using your tools in an upcoming Wordpress plugin - works great :) Thanks again. By the time it's released, you will have fixed all the bugs (most likely).
Also, you misspelled "exception" in your header comment "Video is the only exeption."
And finally, what is up with this awesome forum? I can't find any attribution? Is this something you've developed in-house?
Also, you misspelled "exception" in your header comment "Video is the only exeption."
And finally, what is up with this awesome forum? I can't find any attribution? Is this something you've developed in-house?
I really like what you have done with this set of tools and I'm here to report a few bugs with the Tooltip.
1. If an <input> is surrounded by <p>, the behavior becomes completely broken and unreliable. The box jumps around and disappears sometimes over at 1000+px but in a visible state. Sometimes it jumps back to where it's supposed to. Also, the tooltip shows up on hover rather than on click. See the first part of the code below.
2. A <label> that wraps around <input> has the same wrong hover behavior as #1. However, it is a valid syntax to wrap <label> around <input> like that, as specified herehttp://www.w3.org/TR/html401/interact/forms.html#h-17.9.1. It is actually more useful as it passes focus down to <input> upon click. "When a LABEL element receives focus, it passes the focus on to its associated control. See the section below on access keys for examples."
That's it for now. I hope you can reproduce these bugs. Btw, I'm using FF 3.0.10 on Windows.
1. If an <input> is surrounded by <p>, the behavior becomes completely broken and unreliable. The box jumps around and disappears sometimes over at 1000+px but in a visible state. Sometimes it jumps back to where it's supposed to. Also, the tooltip shows up on hover rather than on click. See the first part of the code below.
2. A <label> that wraps around <input> has the same wrong hover behavior as #1. However, it is a valid syntax to wrap <label> around <input> like that, as specified herehttp://www.w3.org/TR/html401/interact/forms.html#h-17.9.1. It is actually more useful as it passes focus down to <input> upon click. "When a LABEL element receives focus, it passes the focus on to its associated control. See the section below on access keys for examples."
<form action="" method="post">
<p>Test input:<input value="10" size="5" /></p>
<div class="tooltip">Test</div>
<label>Test input2:<input value="10" size="5" /></label>
<div class="tooltip">Test2</div>
</form>
That's it for now. I hope you can reproduce these bugs. Btw, I'm using FF 3.0.10 on Windows.