Chris Roberts
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Tippy] Background ColorYou might try increasing the specificity of the rule to ensure that it overrides Tippy’s styling, so instead of .tippy_body try something like:
body .tippy_body {
etc
}If that doesn’t work, is there a link where I can see it in action?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Tippy] Background ColorJust .tippy_body should work, not both it and . domTip_tipBody
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Tippy] Not working on multisite?Strange, I’ll check on that. I’ve never tested Tippy on a multisite install but I don’t know why it wouldn’t work.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Tippy] Z-Order problem with tooltip, partly covered.https://downloads.www.ads-software.com/plugin/glossy.2.3.2.zip should be the version of Glossy you need.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Tippy] Z-Order problem with tooltip, partly covered.flegit,
There are a couple of other things you can try.
First, in the Tippy settings, try changing the bottom option on the right column from “Relative to parent” to “Relative to document.” If it doesn’t work that way, set it back to “Relative to parent” then try the next one:
This is a little hacky, but try this on one of your tippy shortcodes – add the attribute subtip=”true” so it might look like [tippy title=”hello” subtip=”true”] – try that on one or two items and see if that takes care of it.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Tippy] Z-Order problem with tooltip, partly covered.flegit,
You can downgrade to the old one – just get https://downloads.www.ads-software.com/plugin/tippy.5.3.2.zip and unzip it into your plugins folder, overwriting the Tippy files.
But is there a url where I can see the problem happening? Positioning is a bit trickier with the newer version, but I tried to get it where it worked in any setup. As for the body option, in your WordPress dashboard, go into the Tippy settings (Dashboard -> Settings -> Tippy) and look for the Container option toward the bottom of the right column. It should be empty. Just put body in there (not <body>, just body) and see how that does.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Tippy] Tippy doesn't work in all pagesLooks like I’m too late checking on this – the pages are no longer available. Please set it up again if you’d like me to take a look and I’ll try to get to it quicker.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Tippy] Z-Order problem with tooltip, partly covered.Karesansui,
Short version:
In your stylesheet, #content has the rule overflow: hidden; which means anything inside the content div that tries to extend beyond #content will be chopped off. That’s why the tooltip is being cut like that. If you go into your stylesheet and remove overflow: hidden; from #content, it should work.
Another option you can try if you don’t want to modify your stylesheet: in your Tippy settings, look for the Container setting toward the bottom of the right column. By default it should be empty. Change it to body and it should fix the issue.
Longer version:
In older versions of Tippy, the tooltip was placed as a child of the body element – <body> was its container. In newer versions of Tippy, the tooltip is a child of your post. This allows it to match the styling of your post without you having to write extra rules. But as a consequence, things such as overflow can cause problems. That’s why changing the container to body can fix the problem – that makes Tippy put the tooltip as a child of body rather than a child of wherever it’s located in your post.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Tippy] Tippy shortcode not workingI’m sorry for my delay responding to this, but hopefully the reply I gave at my site will help you solve the issue: https://croberts.me/projects/wordpress-plugins/tippy-for-wordpress/#comment-40400
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In reply to: [Tippy] Inconsistent across browsersGlad that worked.
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In reply to: [Tippy] Audio?This is a known issue and should be fixed in the next release which I’m actually working on right now. ??
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Tippy] As easy as cute :-)Glad you like it. ?? Thanks for the feedback.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Tippy] Inconsistent across browsersepatience,
I don’t think it’s a cross-browser issue. I can’t get it to load in any browser. When I view source, it looks like the content that’s supposed to be generated by the plugin on the server isn’t being generated. This is probably related to how it’s being used in TablePress, but I’ve tested with TablePress with success so I’ll have to dig a little more to figure it out.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Tippy] Inconsistent across browsersKaresansui,
The problem you’re seeing is a bit different. In your case, conflicting versions of jQuery are being loaded by your theme. It looks like this is affecting more than just Tippy. If you check the JavaScript console you’ll notice a few “Object [object Object] has no method…” errors. By default, Tippy loads the version of jQuery that comes bundled with WordPress but your theme is also trying to load an old version of jQuery via a Google loader. The line is: <script type=”text/javascript”>google.load(“jquery”, “1”);</script> If that line is removed the tooltip starts working, though there are still a few issues in the appearance that I’ll need to check out.
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In reply to: [Tippy] tip position problemThe second item is the issue with the block element inside a paragraph.
The browser cutoff is weird. I was able to produce that effect here and I’m not altogether sure why it’s doing that. I’ll have to look at it some more.
One thing you could do that would fix the tooltip position: remove subtip=”true” and remove position=”relative” from your floated div. Best I can tell, that div doesn’t need relative positioning and that’s what’s confusing Tippy (inspect your right sidebar and uncheck the position:relative; rule, then hover over Tippy). I came up with a way to position Tippy that would work in your situation, but it then breaks if the sub div is *not* relative positioned. Since most people probably won’t be using Tippy in quite the same setup you have, it seems best for me to keep it coded the way it is. If you can do without position: relative; in your .one_third .last element, that should fix the tooltip position.