Forum user: bbodien

If anyone's still looking for this, I've forked the scrollable plugin and added an addItemBefore method. Works the same as addItem only it prepends your new item rather than appending.

You can get it here:http://github.com/neutroncreations/jquerytools

You can compare the values of the index parameter passed to onBeforeSeek, and this.getIndex() which will be the previous index before the seek event.

If index > this.getIndex() then you're moving right, so next must have been clicked, and vice versa.

I'm looking for this too. Has anyone come up with a solution? If not I'll work on a patch to the latest Scrollable.

Yeah it's working here now too.

I think there was a temporary problem of some kind - that link was failing for me and others on different ISPs for most of the day.

Experiencing this myself. Your link there works, but this one 404's for me:

http://flowplayer.org/tools/download/combine/1.2.4/jquery.tools.min.js?download=true&t=tabs&t=tooltip&t=tooltip.slide&t=tooltip.dynamic&t=scrollable&t=overlay&t=overlay.apple&t=toolbox.expose

Getting 404s when downloading certain combinations of jQuery Tools components, eg:

http://flowplayer.org/tools/download/combine/1.2.4/jquery.tools.min.js?download=true&t=tabs&t=tooltip&t=tooltip.slide&t=tooltip.dynamic&t=scrollable&t=overlay&t=overlay.apple&t=toolbox.expose

I'd be interested in seeing a solution to this as well.

Hi Tero!

I've just swapped tooltip.js 1.2.1 into my code, but the layout property still doesn't seem to work. If I try this:

$('a[rel]').tooltip({
    layout: '<div><span></span></div>'
});

I still just get a <div> tooltip, with no nested span.

Appreciate your point about manual tooltips for more complex markup so I might change to that, but the described basic functionality doesn't seem to work here for this property.

Would the following example be reasonable for a future version?

<ul>
  <li title="a useful tip">stuff here</li>
  <li title="another tip">stuff here</li>
</ul>

<div id="tooltip"><div></div><span></span></div>"

$('li[title]').tooltip({tip: '#tooltip', tipContent: '#tooltip div'});

So the tip property specifies the tip container to be shown/hidden, but I still have custom tip and can specify where the content goes in a new property, the contents being still pulled from the target title attribute.

Thoughts?

I'd love to know as well. I tried the exact same code as radarseven above but to no avail.

Also, if you want to nest multiple elements in your tooltip markup, eg:

layout: '<div class="outer"><div/><span/></div>'

How is jQuery Tools supposed to know which element to insert the tooltip text into? In my case I'd like the inner div to be used, but this is completely ambiguous and there are no new properties to go with layout to provide this function.

I know on the tooltip tool there's a delay property, but there isn't such a thing on the accordion style tabs if the event is mouseover. How would I go about putting in a delay so that you have to hover over the tab for a certain amount of time before the section will expand?

Thanks!