Tipso works by adding a special button to the built-in WordPress WYSIWYG editor.
When pressing this button, a modal window appears asking the user to enter the text for which the tooltip triggers, and the text which appears inside the tooltip bubble.
Once these two setup, a shortcode will be generated and added to the page's content.
The plugin will do the rest and after saving the page, when viewing it from the frontend, the tooltip will work just like any other hover-based hints.
If you want to customize the tooltip colors, animations, width, delay, and display position, there's a special settings page in the WP backend.
A jQuery version of Tipso is also available.
Installation:
Unpack and upload it to the /wp-content/themes/ directory.
Activate the default theme through the 'Appearance' menu in the WordPress backend.
What is new in this release:
- Initial release.
Requirements:
- WordPress 3.9 or higher
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