Cool DHTML Tooltip JavaScript script

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Cool DHTML Tooltip is a practical, elegant DHTML tooltip script. This is a practical, elegant DHTML tooltip script. Use it to display additional information about a link or any other element when the mouse moves over it. A customizable tooltip pops up, which works in all modern DHTML browsers- IE4 , NS6 , and Opera 7 . Three interesting features of this script are: - Unlike a regular tooltip (ie: one created using the "title" attribute), Cool DHTML Tooltip continues to display itself and follow the mouse around while the mouse is anywhere over the link/HTML element. - Fully customizable tooltip style via CSS, including an optional shadow (IE5.5 only). You can further modify the background color/width of individual tooltips through JavaScript. - Cool DHTML Tooltip intelligently detects the four edges of the browser window, always displaying itself in full view of the user.
Operating system:
Windows / Linux / BSD

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