In fact $(document).ready() or $(document).ready(function()) has many advantages over window.load, so it is often used.
When it comes to loading a tooltip in JavaScript, the best practice is to wait for the entire page to finish loading before initializing the tooltip. This ensures that all the HTML elements, stylesheets, and scripts are fully loaded and ready to be used.
You can achieve this by using the window.onload
event or the $(document).ready()
function in jQuery. Both of these methods ensure that the DOM is ready before executing the tooltip code.
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