On Thursday 24 August 2006 06:06, Morbus Iff wrote:
exploit the implicit iteration as much as possible. It seems to me the nicest model would be something like:
<div class="link-with-tip"> <a href="foo">bar</a> <div class="tip">Arbitrary HTML to display on hover</div> </div>
This model seems to fall down under anything but demonstration purposes:
<p>This is a paragraph <a href="">which can't contain a div</a></p> <div>DOM model is now broken since div can't go in p.</div>
To which you'd respond:
<div class="link-with-tip"> <p>This is a paragraph <a href="">which can't contain a div</a></p> <div>DOM model is now fixed.</div> </div>
I would have responded: <p>This is a paragraph <span class="link-with-tip"> <a href="">which can't contain a div</a> <span class="tip">This is based on element class.</span> </span> </p> In other words, use the classes, not the element types to control the tips. I'll be testing my tooltip script to make sure this works. -Dave