hint.css is written as a pure CSS resource with which you can create great accessible tooltips for your web application. It is not based on JavaScript but rather uses the aria-label / data-attribute * attribute, pseudo-elements, content property, and CSS3 transitions to generate tooltips. Also, the BEM naming convention is used, especially for modifiers.
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Browser support
css works on the latest browsers, although the transition effect is only supported on IE10+, Chrome 26+, and FF4+ at the moment.
- Chrome – Basic Transition Effects +
- Firefox – Basic + Transition Effects
- Opera – Basic
- Safari – Basic
- IE 10+ – Basic + Transition Effects
- IE 8 & 9 – Basic
How to make use of it:
1. Include hint.css in the header section of your document.
<link rel="stylesheet" href="hint.css">
2. Add a link to an HTML element. Use the “data hint” attribute for hint/hint content.
<a class="hint--top hint--error" data-hint="This is an error tooltip">Hover me</a>
3. You can also use the ‘aria-label’ attribute instead.
<a class="hint--top hint--error" aria-label="This is an error tooltip">Hover me</a>
All possible themes.
- hint–error
- hint–info
- hint–warning
- hint–success
Change the size of the tooltip.
- hint–small
- hint–medium
- hint–large
More CSS classes to customize the tooltip
- hint–always: always display
- hint–rounded: rounded corner
- hint–no-animate: with no animation
- hint–bounce: with bounce animation
Create Animated Tooltips With Pure CSS/CSS3, Hint.css Plugin/Github
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This superior jQuery/javascript plugin is developed by chinchang. For extra Advanced Usages, please go to the official website.
