		{
		"version": "2.1.0-alpha.0a57e1d1",
		"version": "2.1.0-alpha.0e97ea6c",
		"name": "primer-tooltips",
		@@ -34,3 +34,3 @@ "description": "Add tooltips built entirely in CSS to nearly any element.",
		"dependencies": {
		"primer-support": "5.1.0-alpha.0a57e1d1"
		"primer-support": "5.1.0-alpha.0e97ea6c"
		},
		@@ -37,0 +37,0 @@ "keywords": [

README.md

		@@ -50,4 +50,8 @@ # Primer Tooltips

		Attention: we use `aria-label` for tooltips instead of something like `data-tooltip` because it is crucial that the tooltip content is available for screen reader users as well. However, `aria-label` replaces the text content of an element for screen reader users, so only use tooltip if there is no better way to present the information, or consider using `title` for supplement information.
		Tooltips as a UI pattern should be your last resort for conveying information because it is hidden by default and often with zero or little visual indicator of its existence.

		Before you add a tooltip, please consider: Is this information essential and necessary* Can the UI be made clearer? Can the information be shown on the page by default?

		Attention: we use `aria-label` for tooltip contents, because it is crucial that they are accessible to screen reader users. However, `aria-label` replaces the text content of an element in screen readers, so only use `.tooltipped` on elements with no existing text content, or consider using `title` for supplement information.

		Note: Tooltip classes will conflict with Octicon styles, and as such, must be applied to the parent element instead of the icon.
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