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[k4m1k4z1]

Recently i have been seeing alot of websites that give a little snippet of text under the link that you are hovering over so you get extra information when you are hovering over the link. What css code is used to do this, i learned how to do it before but i forgot.

Help is hugely appreciated. :)

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[Alexander]

This is just HTML, an example:

<a href="register.php" title="Click here to register on our site!">register</a>

Will display this when hovering over:


The title attribute will bring a title to an image tag, and the alt attribute (alt="") will display text if images are turned off, or an image cannot be displayed.

EDIT: I can't see to well, but if there's styling added to it, it uses JS to style (through onHover) not CSS:
JS-ToolTip - a JavaScript tooltip generator

The example on that site should fit better.