Forum user: ingegnerlillo

you could make something like this:

<script>
$(function() {
alt=$("#thumbs a").attr("alt");
// select the thumbnails and make them trigger our overlay
$("#thumbs a").overlay({

	// each trigger uses the same overlay with the id "gallery"
	target: '#gallery',

	// optional exposing effect
	expose: '#000000'

// let the gallery plugin do its magic!
}).gallery({

	// the plugin accepts its own set of configuration options
	speed: 800,
	template: '<strong>${title}</strong>'+alt+'<br/><span>Image ${index} of ${total}</span>'
});
});

Woah! Now it works like a charm!

Thank you so much for this super-fast fix!

And keep on this outstanding work!

Greetings from Italy!

I've try it, but it doesn't work.

I think that the problem is that while sliding the tooltip it doesn't catch the mouseover event.

In fact, it works if you set slideInSpeed to 0...

Thank you so much for this fast answer!

I've tried to substitute hover with overintent in jquery_tools.js, defined in this jquery plugin, but it doesn't work :(

http://cherne.net/brian/resources/jquery.hoverIntent.html

Maybe it could be a good point of start for you.

Greetings

Edit: Breaking news! :D
The problem is that if you "mouseout" from trigger area while tooltip is still sliding, It doesn't call the hide() function.

In fact, it works well if I set SlideInSpeed and slideOutSpeed to a very low value, but sliding animation is not perceptible...

Hi everybody, is it possible to add a timeout before tooltips are shown?

I've tried to use it with a lighbox-like gallery, but too many tooltips are shown if I move mouse fast hover image...

You can see it therehttp://lillo.lilik.it/gate/galleria.php

Thank you in advance and sorry for my poor english