Like others have said, you're a great teacher. You don't just show what you're doing and then repeat the same information verbally as some people do, you explain how it all works. Keep it up! 👍 As a Brit I'm also liking the Aussie accent. 😊
Keep doing these kind of videos because you know what you're doing. You explain it perfectly and the video is interesting from second 1 to second -1 ;)
Great tutorial, Dom. I would like to add one thing, though. Give the tooltip element a text-decoration: underline dotted; or something to distinguish it from normal text...
Will the hover over the pseudo element itself make the tool tip to appear? i.e if our pointer is a little above the span then as well the tooltip will appear. Any way to stop that?
Thank you for your tutorial it was very useful! You have tried excellently to pass on your knowledge in an understandable way, keep up the good work. One thing I would have however, namely that in my eyes a fixed width is meaningful, but not compellingly necessary. I have set the maximum width to 100%, the width to max-content, left to 50% and transform to -50% and 10px and it works fine. What is your opinion on this? Is this variant not as robust?
Hey man! It's a nice piece of work. But, how can I add a "background blur" on the tooltip? I'm using a rgba background, but the same "backdrop-filter" that I use on my div, seems not work on the tooltip =/ any idea why ? Thanks ! :)
Like others have said, you're a great teacher. You don't just show what you're doing and then repeat the same information verbally as some people do, you explain how it all works. Keep it up! 👍 As a Brit I'm also liking the Aussie accent. 😊
Thanks mate, appreciate it!!
Keep doing these kind of videos because you know what you're doing. You explain it perfectly and the video is interesting from second 1 to second -1 ;)
Glad you like it mate!
As always brilliantly explained, thanks!
exactly what i needed and you explained very clearly thank you :)
You definitely deserve more recognition! Love your vids
I appreciate that mate
Great tutorial, Dom.
I would like to add one thing, though. Give the tooltip element a text-decoration: underline dotted; or something to distinguish it from normal text...
great explanation, best tutorial on tooltips
Nice video again. Very useful and i am gonna to use it ....
Excellent!
Will the hover over the pseudo element itself make the tool tip to appear?
i.e if our pointer is a little above the span then as well the tooltip will appear. Any way to stop that?
Today I learnt about retrieving attribute values using the attr() function - which I honestly did not know existed in CSS until now. Thanks Man!
Yeah it's pretty good aye? No probs!
Thank you for your tutorial it was very useful! You have tried excellently to pass on your knowledge in an understandable way, keep up the good work. One thing I would have however, namely that in my eyes a fixed width is meaningful, but not compellingly necessary. I have set the maximum width to 100%, the width to max-content, left to 50% and transform to -50% and 10px and it works fine. What is your opinion on this? Is this variant not as robust?
I haven't ever heard of "max-content" haha - if it works then yeah for sure, although it looks like it isn't supported in Edge
Era exactamente lo que estaba buscando. Thank you.
Hey man! It's a nice piece of work. But, how can I add a "background blur" on the tooltip? I'm using a rgba background, but the same "backdrop-filter" that I use on my div, seems not work on the tooltip =/ any idea why ? Thanks ! :)
Thanks bro for your nice video tutorial :)
No probs 😁
How to create it autoshow and hide after few seconds in elementor?
Hey bro can you do videos on how to filter using javascript? Like filter using type of car or anything?
Yeah I got a video on this, I made it quite a while ago, check it out:
th-cam.com/video/0qsFDFC2oEE/w-d-xo.html