Sujit Kumar Shah

Avoid cross-browser javascript when you can use css to make tooltips with less code. Honestly you were going to use css to style your tooltips anyway right? Your probably already have most of this code in your css already too.  You can hover over me This is my Bubble Tooltip with CSSto see how well these bubble tooltips work.  Besides that if you have an advanced site in the first place you probably have enought javascript already.

 This example will show you how well this tooltip stretches for long descriptions when you hover here! WWOOWW!,
This really is a very long tooltip.  Normally they aren't this long but every once in a while you feel the urge to use a really long description to make sure you get your point across to everyone!  This could go on and on all of the way down the page and probably overflow onto the next website you visit!  No, seriously go check the next website you planned on visiting..but you have to be quick when you move the mouse off of this link.  I bet you can't do it fast enough ;).  Also with the IE hack for the :hover state, you can do this with elements besides anchors.

 If you dont like how it allows you to hover over the tooltip also then you can adjust the padding and top to separate the tool tip from the link.

 This is next CSS Bubble Tooltips which is very simple and pure CSS Bubble. It  is very usefull for input text box and you can also use for hover link where you want to describe about that link. You can Hover Here This is my Bubble Tooltip with CSS.
This is pure CSS Bubble Tooltipto see how well there bubble tooltips work.

 This  CSS Bubble Tooltips is also very simple and usefull for input text box and you can also use for hover link where you want to describe about that link. You can hover over me This is my Bubble Tooltip with CSSto see how well there bubble tooltips work.

 Now the last CSS bubble tooltips is most beautiful and simple which you can use to describe any hyperlink, images or wherever you want.  Hover Me

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