Adding a table to a tooltip isn’t working

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  • Cesare Marchetti
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    I would like to add a simple (comparison) table to a tooltip:

    With [tooltips content = 'xxx']show on[/tooltips] its not working.

    Adding it as a glossary term works but I can’t format it properly so that it shows up on the bottom center of the term. Moreover it has too much space before the table.

    See here: https://www.metabolic4you.ch/test3/ under “Was umfassen die einzelnen Pakete?” (bottom of the form)

    Thanks for your help.

    Cesare

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    Hi @cesare-marchetti,

    Hope this message find you are doing well and have wonderful weekend with your family 🙂

    Thanks for the message, we are very happy to help you 🙂

    1: if you check our demo and document at https://tooltips.org/add-tooltips-for-table/, you will find wordpress tooltips plugin support add tooltips for the table plugin tablepress, in our demo you will find users can add tooltips on table head and table cells automatically, you do not need use shortcode to create table tooltips

    2: If you want to use shortcode, please check our detailed document about tooltip shortcode at: https://tooltips.org/how-to-use-wordpress-tooltip-shortcode-tooltips-to-add-tooltips-manually/

    3: For new users of wordpress tooltips plugin, we suggest use another shortcode “tooltip_by_id” like this: [tooltip_by_id tooltip_id='222']
    The ‘222’ is tooltip id, you can find our detailed step by step document with screenshot at:
    How to Reference the Content from an Already Existing Tooltips Term in Tooltip Short Code?
    https://tooltips.org/how-to-reference-the-content-from-an-already-existing-tooltips-term-in-tooltip-short-code/

    In the current time, wordpress shortcode mechanism have many flaws yet, by this way, you can easily push the limits of the wordpress shortcode. You can achieve many complex effects in wordpress tooltips standard WYSWYG editor, and then use tooltip_by_id shortcode to reference the content of the tooltip term into any wordpress post or page. 🙂

    What you need to do is just create a new tooltip post, then just copy the tooltip post id and make a tooltip shortcode quickly like this:

    [tooltip_by_id tooltip_id='222']
    The ‘222’ is tooltip id, then in the front-end, we will use tooltip item when users mouse hover the

    You can find tooltip id at tooltips WYSWYG editor, in general when you edit a tooltip, the edit links looks like this:
    http://yourdomain.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=222&action=edit, in here, the 222 is your tooltip id

    Via the wordpress tooltip shortcode [tooltip_by_id], you can edit multimedia content in wordpress tooltip WYSWYG editor, and insert tooltip effect into the page builder (gutenberg / elementor / beaver / visual composer…), or any wordpress posts / wordpress pages, or other amazing plugins like woocommerce, wpform, contact form 7, tablepress, pricing table… and so on.

    4: We also have a module named “tooltips for anything” — that means if the an element in the wordpress site have CSS class or ID, you can add tooltips on these elements, please check our detailed document at:
    https://tooltips.org/tooltips-for-class-and-tooltips-for-id-tooltips-can-be-attached-to-any-elements-which-have-a-css-class-or-css-id-in-front-end/

    When we check your page, we found there are an error, it is because you are using a cache plugin which — this may caused a few plugin cannot works well, we have detailed document for solution at:
    How to Let WordPress Tooltips Plugin Works Well With WP-Optimize?
    https://tooltips.org/how-to-let-wordpress-tooltips-plugin-works-well-with-wp-optimize/
    and
    https://tooltips.org/how-to-let-wordpress-tooltips-works-well-with-sg-optimizer-plugin/

    If this not works, then we suggest you enable JQuery-Migrate option in global settings, and try the option “Load Tooltip Javascript In WordPress Header or WordPress Footer” in the global settings 🙂

    Hope this have a little help 🙂

    If we miss-understand you, would you please tell more details, for example, which kind of table plugin are you using? Would you please copy the content of that post so we will know how you create the table and tooltip…etc?

    Thanks, have a blessed day with your family 🙂

    Best Regards,
    Wordpress tooltips plugin support

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