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Title Alert

Description

Plugin for flashing messages in the browser title bar. Useful for notifying users about website events when the browser/tab is out of focus (i.e. chat messages).

Usage example:

$.titleAlert("Hello World!", {
    requireBlur:true,
    stopOnFocus:true,
    duration:10000,
    interval:500
});

Will flash title bar with text "Hello World!", if the window doesn't have focus, for 10 seconds or until window gets focused, with an interval of 500ms

Tip

A very simple, lightweight tooltip implementation. Use $.tip() to run on all elements with the class "tip" or $(selector).tip() to run on a selection your own element(s). Both functions accept an options object (tipClass, text, offset, fade, etc). See the source for all available options and defaults.

jQuery niceTitle plugin

这个插件允许用户自定义漂亮的样式来替换a标签的默认title属性显示效果。
This plug-in allows users to customize a beautiful style to replace the default display of "a" tag's title attribute.

titleBlock

A small handy plugin to overlay the title of an element on to it. By default it's ideal to make a titleblock overlay on an image (using the title attribute of the image-tag). But by means of CSS it could be used for anything.

jquery.pictext

Creates an overlay with a caption to images from the tag's title or alt text.

BeautyTips

BeautyTips is a simple-to-use balloon-help style tootip plugin. Any element on the page can be set to show a talk-balloon containing any text or HTML on hover, click, or any bindable event. These balloons are drawn dynamically using the canvas HTML 5 element, and options include corner radius, spike length and width, stroke width. The balloons can auto-position based on the most available area in the current display window or they can be positioned according to an array of preferences (just left or right for instance).

Content text defaults to using the element's "title" tag, but can be configured to use any text or HTML. Content can also be provided by an ajax (ahah actually) callback.