Look Here:
http://flowplayer.org/tools/demos/tooltip/form.htm
This is the tooltip "form" demo. Notice how in the initialization code, you see:
With this particular example, EVERY SINGLE input element is given a "title" attribute for the tooltip, such as:
The solution (if you don't want to specify a tooltip for every element) is to initialize the tooltip differently.
Instead of using :input to target each input element in the form, use [title] to target each element with a "title" attribute:
Hopefully this will be changed on the demo page to greatly reduce confusion for new users and make tooltips less troublesome.
http://flowplayer.org/tools/demos/tooltip/form.htm
This is the tooltip "form" demo. Notice how in the initialization code, you see:
$("#myform :input").tooltip({
With this particular example, EVERY SINGLE input element is given a "title" attribute for the tooltip, such as:
title="Must be at least 8 characters."
Here is the problem with this initialization: If you do not specify a title attribute, a tooltip from a nearby element will still appear! So the following code will still generate an (unwanted) tooltip:<input id="email" />
The solution (if you don't want to specify a tooltip for every element) is to initialize the tooltip differently.
Instead of using :input to target each input element in the form, use [title] to target each element with a "title" attribute:
$("#myform [title]").tooltip({
Hopefully this will be changed on the demo page to greatly reduce confusion for new users and make tooltips less troublesome.
