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Great script I really need to manually set the size and position -

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Sorry but I can't seem to do this, but it must be possible, no? I would like to define the size of the box, and also need to know how to position it better. Thank you - if we can get this working we will definitely buy it!
Anthony  11 years ago   viewed: 4534    

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Also - is it possible to use more than one on a page, and can they have different positions of course?
Anthony
  11 years ago
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Please try the demos and read online instructions.

You can have as many tooltip targets as you like that can trigger the tooltips, but only one Tooltip instance at a time.
milo   11 years ago
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Milo thanks but I would not have asked if I had not tried for hours first. I really am stuck - 

I can't seem to position the tool tip pop up other than absolute to the browser window. Using 2 on a page, I need them to pop up relative to the link/rollover or to the table they are in... and I just can't seem to do that.

http://testellentest.myshopify.com password blahgo

I really want to fit them in the space where the rollover image currently for LOOK1 is - 

Also, when I do move the pop up box using margins in the style, the arrow part doesn't move with it...

I will read everything again but as you can tell, I am not a programmer and  I just hit a wall sometimes with this stuff - 

Thanks

Anthony   11 years ago
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Milo sorry! I thought I had read/seen everything but you were right. I did find the info I needed to position the tips. What I can not find - is it possible to give the pop ups an absolute size? height and width? 
Anthony   11 years ago
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Yes you can. 
Approach #1:
If all your tooltips have a similar size, you can define the tooltip size directly through the CSS:
div#mcTooltip 
{
width:200px;
height:100px;
... ...
}

Approach #2:
You can wrap your tooltip content with a DIV that has explicitly defined width and height:
<div id="tip1" style="width:200px;height:100px;">  ...(tooltip content)...</div>
milo   11 years ago

   

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