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Qtip2. Dynamically show tooltip



Start to use qtip2 in my site. I think it is best jquery tooltip. But have one problem.





The page has 5 tooltips.







$('.cloud').each(function() {

var content = $($(this).children('.bubble'));

$(this).qtip({

content: content,

show: { ready: true },

hide: { fixed: true},

position: {

adjust: { x: 5 },

my: 'top center',

at: 'bottom center'

},

style: {

tip: { width: 15, height: 8 },

width: '120'

}

});

});







I need to show them dynamically. One after one. When you hover over tooltip - stop animation. After losing focus - resume animation.





Maybe you have a good solution. I tried to find it. But nothing like this didn't find. If you have a time and solution - please help me...


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