13.02.2017, 23:34
(This post was last modified: 13.02.2017, 23:35 by Erwin van der Zwart.)
Hi,
What you could do is use the normal text objects and give it a custom class and css to hide it by default. (and optional a background with rounded corners by css)
Then add a custom css class to your object and some custom javascript that detects a hover on the object and toggle the class on the (or group of) text object(s).
This way you can have a tooltip effect.
I don't see any other easier way then this..
BR,
Erwin
What you could do is use the normal text objects and give it a custom class and css to hide it by default. (and optional a background with rounded corners by css)
Then add a custom css class to your object and some custom javascript that detects a hover on the object and toggle the class on the (or group of) text object(s).
This way you can have a tooltip effect.
I don't see any other easier way then this..
BR,
Erwin