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Posted by Sebastian Eichinger on 05/29/06 14:18
Mark Parnell schrieb:
> Deciding to do something for the good of humanity, Sebastian Eichinger
> <eichinger.s@gmx.de> declared in alt.html:
What the...? :D
I can't get this. Should i be... just laughing now, or something? ;)
>> When having the mouse over a link, there is not only shown the
>> self-created "info-field" - there is the default-link-tooltip, too.
>> The popup-field, which contains the url,
>
> Opera is the only common browser I know of that shows the address as a
> tooltip.
Well, let me tell you another one: IE.
If no 'title' is added IE does the same.
>> or - if added - the text
>> entered in the "title"-attribut at the html-link-tag.
>
> That's easy to fix - don't add a title attribute. ;-)
Hehe - yes, maybe that helps :)
But see above - some browsers will show the url, then. As a tooltip.
>> Because of i want to use small images _and_ text, i have this problem at
>> my pictures there, too. To write proper html i used the "alt"-attribut
>> on images, well, and now there is shown this text as a popup, too.
> Only in IE - it *is* a naughty little thing. It can be brought into line
> by adding a blank title attribute (title="").
You're my hero! I'm so stupid. i searched and searched, trying
everything - but not this. Oh my god. Well, at least in FF and IE this
helps - for images _and_ for links.
Thank you very, very, very much! :D
Seb
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