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KeyTips
The KeyTips plugin provides various options for highlighting access keys on web forms when the user presses their browser's access key shortcut key, e.g. Alt in Internet Explorer and Safari, Shift+Alt in Firefox.
The plugin supports the following features:
- Two highlight modes: "popup" and "toggleClass"
- Automatically adds mark-up around access keys in your form to allow static styling via CSS
- Configurable CSS class names allowing for full customization of highlighted access keys and popups
- Shows access key popups on field labels if associated otherwise on the field itself
- Shows access key popups on hyperlinks
- Works in IE6, IE7, IE8, FF2, FF3.x, Sa3.1, Sa4 and Sa5 (disabled in Opera due to dedicated access key mode being available via Shift+Esc, Note: Chrome has only recently added support for access keys. The plug-in currently enables itself on pressing of the Alt key in Chrome, however some defined access keys may clash with built-in Chrome menu item shortcuts. Using Alt+Shift+AccessKeyLetter gets around this)
You can view a live sample of the current release at http://files.damianedwards.com/KeyTips
This is a port of the of the Access Key Highlighter control for ASP.NET AJAX
