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ionic-tooltips-dst-optimised
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Tooltips module for apps built with Ionic Framework.
This module is designed to work with ionic-angular@^3.5.0
but it should work with any version above 2.0.0
as it doesn't heavily depend on the Ionic Framework.
Below is a gif showing the module in action, you can also clone the example project here: https://github.com/zyra/ionic-tooltips-example
The module can be used to display tooltips for any element in your app. It also provides a special treatment for buttons in the header navigation (inspired by Google's apps).
Here's a quick example to show a tooltip below a button:
<!-- positionV specifies where the tooltip should be displayed vertically, can be either top or bottom -->
<!-- arrow tells the tooltip directive to show an arrow above the tooltip box -->
<button ion-button tooltip="I'm a tooltip below a button" positionV="bottom" arrow>
Press me to see a tooltip
</button>
And here's another example to show a tooltip below a nav button:
<ion-header>
<ion-navbar>
<ion-title>Page title</ion-title>
<ion-buttons end>
<!-- navTooltip tells the tooltip directive that this is a nav button -->
<ion-button icon-only tooltip="Call" navTooltip>
<ion-icon name="call"></ion-icon>
</ion-button>
</ion-buttons>
</ion-navbar>
</ion-header>
@angular/animations
installed. If you don't have it, run the following command to install it:npm i --save --save-exact @angular/animations@4.1.3
npm i --save ionic-tooltips
TooltipsModule
in your @NgModule
. If you are using lazy module loading, then you need to import it in the modules where it's used.import { TooltipsModule } from 'ionic-tooltips';
@NgModule({
...
imports: [
...
TooltipsModule
]
})
export class MyModule { ... }
BrowserAnimationsModule
in your app's main @NgModule
.import { BrowserAnimationsModule } from '@angular/platform-browser/animations';
@NgModule({
...
imports: [
...
BrowserAnimationsModule
]
})
Now you're ready to use this module. See information below for usage.
The tooltip
directive takes a string, which will be used as the tooltip text. When using the tooltip
directive, you can also use the following inputs:
navTooltip
(boolean) add this attribute or set it's value to true to specify that the tooltip belongs to a nav button. Defaults to false
.
positionV
(string) specifies the vertical position of the tooltip. Can be either 'top'
or 'bottom'
.
positionH
(string) specifies the horizontal position of the tooltip. Can be either 'right'
or 'left'
.
event
(string) the event to show the tooltip on. Can be either 'hover'
, 'click'
or 'press'
. Defaults to 'press'
.
Note: 'hover'
only works on desktop.
arrow
(boolean) add this attribute or set it's value to true to show an arrow attached to the tooltip. Defaults to false
.
duration
(number) number of milliseconds to show the tooltip for. Defaults to 3000
.
active
(boolean) add this attribute or set it's value to true to display the tooltip. Defaults to false
.
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FAQs
Tooltips module for Ionic apps
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