Controll the Title attribute for a html tag

[KS]

Is it possible to make the title attribute, which shows a text inside a
postit, for a html tag get displayed forever when the coursor is over the
html tag.
I want the postit to be displayed until cursor moves away from the html
tag?

If it not possible to controll the title attribute, any other solution that
makes the same result?

KS

 

[Vladdy]

Is it possible to make the title attribute, which shows a text inside a
postit, for a html tag get displayed forever when the coursor is over the
html tag.
I want the postit to be displayed until cursor moves away from the html
tag?

If it not possible to controll the title attribute, any other solution that
makes the same result?

KS

www.klproductions.com/kltooltips.html

 

[KS]

Thanx for the respond. I was hoping for a non commercial/free solution.
KS

 

[Evertjan.]

mscir wrote on 19 apr 2004 in comp.lang.javascript:

These don't work in Netscape 7 but they work in IE6:

http://www.people.virginia.edu/~jfo/asee/tballoons.htm

http://developer.netscape.com/viewsource/wyner_balloonhelp.html

I use Overlib for years now:

<http://www.bosrup.com/web/overlib/>

works on all [modern] browsers [hearsay and specs, I only test for IE]

 

[KS]

Great respons
We only use IE 6.0 and above.
Ill be looking forward to check it out.
Thanx
KS

mscir wrote on 19 apr 2004 in comp.lang.javascript:

KS wrote:
Thanx for the respond. I was hoping for a non commercial/free
solution. KS
"Vladdy" <[email protected]> skrev i melding

KS wrote:
Is it possible to make the title attribute, which shows a text
inside a postit, for a html tag get displayed forever when the
coursor is over the html tag.

I want the postit to be displayed until cursor moves away from the
html tag?
If it not possible to controll the title attribute, any other
solution that makes the same result?
KS

www.klproductions.com/kltooltips.html

Vladdy
http://www.klproductions.com

These don't work in Netscape 7 but they work in IE6:
http://www.people.virginia.edu/~jfo/asee/tballoons.htm
http://developer.netscape.com/viewsource/wyner_balloonhelp.html

I use Overlib for years now:
<http://www.bosrup.com/web/overlib/>
works on all [modern] browsers [hearsay and specs, I only test for IE]

Overlib is really impressive!

Thanks,
Mike