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How to style/theme tooltip?
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24th June, 14:27
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How to style/theme tooltip?
Hey guys,
I have installed this plugin and went through the documentation. Found the HTML structure of a tooltip, which is great help. I have also noticed which classes I should be updating, which was also great help. However, eventually I have noticed that there were inline css styles in the generated tooltip, which makes all above absolutely useless. So my question is - how do i get rid of those inline css styles for .qtip-content? Ideally, get rid of all inline css styles (apart from those important, like position, z-index, etc...)? |
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26th June, 12:25
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RE: How to style/theme tooltip?
Put simply - you can't. qTip1 uses a styles object that allows you to apply inline styles to all of elements within:
JS Code
Craig Thompson Web Developer / Designer Craigsworks http://www.craigsworks.com |
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26th June, 12:28
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RE: How to style/theme tooltip?
Ouch...
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26th June, 12:37
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RE: How to style/theme tooltip?
Yup... exactly why I changed to standardised stylesheets in qTip2
Upgrading is definitely recommended, but if you're stuck with qTip 1.0, you can override inline styles using the !important tag:CSS Code
Craig Thompson Web Developer / Designer Craigsworks http://www.craigsworks.com |
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Upgrading is definitely recommended, but if you're stuck with qTip 1.0, you can override inline styles using the !important tag: