Angular Tooltips is an angularjs directive that generates a tooltip on your element.
The angular tooltips is developed by 720kb.
##Requirements
AngularJS v1.2+
###Browser support
✔ | ✔ | IE9 + | ✔ | ✔ |
To use the directive, include the angular tooltips's javascript and css files in your web page:
<!DOCTYPE HTML>
<html>
<head>
<link href="src/css/angular-tooltips.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
</head>
<body ng-app="app">
//.....
<script src="src/js/angular-tooltips.js"></script>
</body>
</html>
##Install
###Bower installation
$ bower install angular-tooltips --save
then load the js files in your html
###Npm installation
$ npm install angular-tooltips --save
then load the js files in your html
###Add module dependency
Add the 720kb.tooltips module dependency
angular.module('app', [
'720kb.tooltips'
]);
Call the directive wherever you want in your html page
<a href="#" tooltips title="tooltip">Tooltip me</a>
##Options
Angular tooltips allows you to use some options via attribute
data
####Tooltip position
You can set your tooltip to show on left
or right
or top
or bottom
position
using the tooltip-side=""
attribute. Default: top
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-title="tip" tooltip-side="top">Tooltip me</a>
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-title="tip" tooltip-side="bottom">Tooltip me</a>
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-title="tip" tooltip-side="left">Tooltip me</a>
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-title="tip" tooltip-side="right">Tooltip me</a>
####Tooltip title
You can set your tooltip title (text/html doesn't matter)
using the tooltip-title=""
attribute or simply via title=""
html attribute
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-title="tip" tooltip-title="Hey" tooltip-content="<i>Woa!</i>">Tooltip me</a>
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-title="tip" title="Hey" tooltip-content="<i>Woa!</i>">Tooltip me</a>
####Tooltip content
You can set your tooltip content
using the tooltip-content=""
attribute
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-title="tip" tooltip-content="Woa!">Tooltip me</a>
####Tooltip HTML content
You can set your tooltip html content
using the tooltip-html=""
attribute
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-title="tip" tooltip-html="<i>Woa!</i>">Tooltip me</a>
####Tooltip view
You can use your own view inside the tooltip
using the tooltip-view=""
attribute
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-title="tip" tooltip-view="path/to/view.html">Tooltip me</a>
####Tooltip view model
You can set a model for your tooltip view
using the tooltip-view-model=""
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-title="tip" tooltip-view-model="myModel" tooltip-view="path/to/view.html">Tooltip me</a>
then use it in your tooltip html template:
<!-- path/to/view.html -->
<span>Tooltip me with data - {{ tooltipViewModel }}</span>
####Tooltip view controller
You can set a controller for your tooltip view
using the tooltip-view=""
together with tooltip-view-ctrl=""
attribute
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-title="tip" tooltip-view="path/to/view.html" tooltip-view-ctrl="MyCtrl">Tooltip me</a>
####Tooltip size
You can set your tooltip size (small || medium (default) || large)
using the tooltip-size=""
attribute. Default: medium
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-title="tip" tooltip-size="small">Tooltip me</a>
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-title="tip" tooltip-size="medium">Tooltip me</a>
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-title="tip" tooltip-size="large">Tooltip me</a>
####Tooltip speed
You can set the tooltip transition speed ('fast' || 'medium' || 'slow' || int(milliseconds))
using the tooltip-speed=""
attribute. Default: medium
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-speed="fast" tooltip-title="tip">Tooltip fast</a>
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-speed="medium" tooltip-title="tip">Tooltip medium</a>
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-speed="slow" tooltip-title="tip">Tooltip slow</a>
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-speed="950" tooltip-title="tip">Tooltip custom</a>
####Tooltip delay
You can set the tooltip transition delay (ms)
using the tooltip-delay=""
attribute. Default: 0
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-delay="800" tooltip-title="tip">Tooltip in 800ms</a>
####Tooltip try
If space is not available for tooltip , it will automatically search for a similar alternative position to show. You can set tooltip try (1 || 0)
using the tooltip-try=""
attribute. Default: true
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-title="tip" tooltip-try="1">Tooltip me</a>
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-title="tip" tooltip-try="0">Tooltip me</a>
####Tooltip lazy
If you want to re-init the tooltip position everytime the tooltip trigger events are fired, you can set tooltip lazy mode (true || false)
using the tooltip-lazy=""
attribute. Default: true
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-lazy="false" tooltip-content="Hi" tooltip-show-trigger="mouseover">
I will re-init my position everytime the mouseover event is fired
</a>
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-lazy="true" tooltip-content="Hi" tooltip-show-trigger="mouseover">
I will init my position on mouseover only the first time event is fired
</a>
####Tooltip triggers
You can set your tooltip to show/hide on specific event/events, you can use the tooltip-show-trigger=""
and the tooltip-hide-trigger=""
attribute for this scope.
Defaults: mouseover
, mouseleave
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-title="tip" tooltip-show-trigger="click" tooltip-side="top">Show tooltip only on click</a>
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-title="tip" tooltip-hide-trigger="click" tooltip-side="bottom">Hide tooltip only on click</a>
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-title="tip" tooltip-show-trigger="mouseover click" tooltip-hide-trigger="click" tooltip-side="left">Show tooltip on click and mouseover and hide tooltip only on click</a>
Close button
If you want to hide on click, you can configure a close button using text or HTML. This allows your users to click the button inside the tooltip instead of clicking on the original trigger. Default: null
(no close button)
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-title="tip" tooltip-show-trigger="mouseover click" tooltip-hide-trigger="click" tooltip-close-button="x" tooltip-side="left">Show tooltip on click and mouseover and hide tooltip only on click, with option to click on the X</a>
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-title="tip" tooltip-show-trigger="mouseover click" tooltip-hide-trigger="click" tooltip-close-button='<button type="button">Close Me!</button>' tooltip-side="left">Show tooltip on click and mouseover and hide tooltip only on click, with option to click on HTML button</a>
####Tooltip hide trigger target
You can use tooltip-hide-target=""
to specify if the target of the tooltip-hide-trigger=""
is the element or the tooltip itself.
Values are "element" or "tooltip". Default: element
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-title="tooltip" tooltip-hide-trigger="click" tooltip-hide-target="tooltip">
Click on the tooltip to hide tooltip
</a>
####Tooltip CSS class
You can set a custom CSS class or a set of, using the tooltip-class=""
attribute. Default: ''
(empty string)
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-class="tooltip-custom tooltip-for-me" tooltip-title="tip" tooltip-side="top">
I will show a tooltip with class="tooltip-custom tooltip-for-me"
</a>
####Tooltip scroll
In case your tooltip target element moves (either by scrolling or by use of .js) you can enable tooltip positioning check using tooltip-scroll="true"
attribute. When this is enabled, tooltip element position is checked every 20ms and tooltip position is updated when necessary. This comes extra handy when using close triggers and you need to keep tooltip besides the target element. Default: false
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-title="I move along with my element" tooltip-scroll="true">
I will follow my element movements
</a>
####Tooltip DOM parent
By default, the tooltip DOM container is BODY. Given a DIV that is displayed/hidden dynamically and one wants to create tooltips inside that DIV, one needs to register the corresponding DIV container using tooltip-parent="<container id>"
.
<body>
<div id="abc"> ... </div>
<div id="def">
<a href="#" tooltips tooltip-title="I want to appear!" tooltip-parent="def">Example link with tooltip</a>
</div>
</body>
Application wide defaults for most of the options can be set using the tooltipConfigProvider
:
angular
.module('app')
.config(function(tooltipsConfigProvider) {
tooltipsConfigProvider.options({
lazy: false,
size: 'large'
})
});
Options that are not specified are kept unchanged.
Option names are the same as attribute names without the "tooltip-" prefix: scroll
, showTrigger
, hideTrigger
,
hideTarget
, side
, size
, try
, class
, speed
, delay
, lazy
, closeButton
Of course specific tooltips can still overwrite any default using attributes.
Calling options
method without arguments returns the complete options object.
###Live demo
##Theming
You can edit the default Css file angular-tooltips.css
if you want to make a new theme for the tooltips.
##Contributing
We will be much grateful if you help us making this project to grow up. Feel free to contribute by forking, opening issues, pull requests etc.
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Copyright (c) 2014 Filippo Oretti, Dario Andrei
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