Prototip - Javascript

Prototip is a Javascript library that allows you to create beautiful and customizable tooltips for your website or application easily. It provides a simple and intuitive API for developers to create tooltips with rich content, animations, and interactions.

Features

• Lightweight and easy to use
• Customizable styles and themes
• Support for rich content such as HTML, images, and videos
• Animations and transitions with CSS3 and JavaScript
• Multiple interaction options with tooltips, including click, hover, and focus
• Support for different positioning options and arrow directions
• Cross-browser compatibility

Getting Started

To use Prototip, you need to download and include the library in your webpage. You can download it from the official website or from a CDN such as cdnjs.

<!-- Include Prototip CSS and JavaScript files -->
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="path/to/prototip.css">
<script type="text/javascript" src="path/to/prototip.js"></script>

<!-- Create a tooltip element -->
<div id="myTooltip">This is a tooltip</div>

<!-- Initialize the tooltip -->
<script type="text/javascript">
  new Tip('#myTooltip', 'Hello, world!');
</script>

This will create a simple tooltip that appears when you hover over the myTooltip element.

API Reference

Prototip has a simple and intuitive API for creating tooltips. Below are some of the most common options and methods.

Creating a Tooltip

new Tip(element, content, options);

• element - The element to attach the tooltip to (can be a string or a DOM element)
• content - The content of the tooltip (can be a string or a DOM element)
• options - An object containing additional options for the tooltip (see below)

Options

• title - The title of the tooltip
• width - The width of the tooltip in pixels
• offset - The offset of the tooltip in pixels (relative to the element)
• position - The position of the tooltip (top, bottom, left, or right)
• arrow - The direction of the arrow on the tooltip (top, bottom, left, right, or none)
• delayIn - The delay before the tooltip appears (in milliseconds)
• delayOut - The delay before the tooltip disappears (in milliseconds)
• hideOn - The event that triggers the tooltip to disappear (mouseover, mouseout, or click)

Methods

• show() - Show the tooltip
• hide() - Hide the tooltip
• update(content) - Update the content of the tooltip
• set(title, content, options) - Update the title, content, and options of the tooltip

Conclusion

Prototip is a great tool for creating beautiful and customizable tooltips for your website or application. With its intuitive API and rich feature set, it makes it easy for developers to create tooltips that are both functional and visually appealing. Give it a try and see how it can improve your user experience!