TitleToTooltip JavaScript script

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TitleToTooltip Script allows you to make persistent tooltips for your forms. Tool Tips appear after having the mouse over an element, and NOT moving it a bit. Then, a few seconds later, it is gone. Most non-programmers don't know about that. They may have seen such tooltips, but don't really know how they work, and how to activate them. This small javascript uses the title attributes of your form fields. When a field gets the focus, the title is shown below the field. It shows up immediatly, and does not go away until the field lost the focus. The standard title still shows up, except on the field that currently has the focus (and already shows the "better" tool tip). Features: - Customize the look of the tooltip layer using styles. The default style is as shown in the screenshot. - Use all form fields found on the page automatically, or only use the ones defined by you.
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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