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Tip component. Inspired by tipsy without the weird jQuery API.


Live demo is here.
$ npm install component-tip
show the tip is shownhide the tip is hiddenEquivalent to Tip(el, { value: string }).
Attach a Tip to an element, and display the title
attribute's contents on hover. Optionally apply a hide delay
in milliseconds.
Also if static is true the tip will be fixed to its initial position.
var tip = require('tip');
tip('a[title]', { delay: 300 });
Create a new tip with content being
either a string, html, element, etc.
var Tip = require('tip');
var tip = new Tip('Hello!');
tip.show('#mylink');
toptop righttop leftbottombottom rightbottom leftrightleftOptions:
auto set to false to disable auto-positioningShow the tip attached to el, where el
may be a selector or element.
Show the tip at the absolute position (x, y).
Hide the tip immediately or wait ms.
Attach the tip to the given el, showing on mouseover and hiding on mouseout.
Use effect name. Default with Tip.effect = 'fade' for example.
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Tip component
The npm package component-tip receives a total of 68 weekly downloads. As such, component-tip popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that component-tip demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 28 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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