Hi Dear WordPress Tooltip user, hope this message find you are doing well and having happy days with your family:) A news website team is facing a challenge in training temporary workers who lack familiarity with the backend operations of WordPress and their WordPress news plugin. They are seeking help from the developer of the WordPress Tooltips plugin to integrate tooltip functionality into the WordPress ADMIN control panel. By displaying tooltips, the webmaster can offer guidance, introduce features, and provide operational tips to administrators and editors, thereby facilitating the understanding and utilization of the WordPress website by new users and those not well-versed in the system. The team highly values the WordPress Tooltips plugin for its ability to present informative pop-up text or image hints on the frontend, which has been well-received by their readers. They believe that extending this functionality to the backend of WordPress, where relevant information would be displayed when administrators interact with specific elements, will significantly benefit users in locating and understanding various functional modules and settings options. The news website team kindly requests the developer’s assistance in enhancing the plugin for this purpose. 🙂
These days, we’ve been working on a number of releases in this direction, and today we’re releasing wordpress tooltips pro plus version 30.1.8, in which we’ve rewritten the wordpress tooltips post type control panel to comply with the wordpress security standards. 🙂
Within the “WordPress Tooltips Post Types Setting” panel, the webmaster of the WordPress Tooltip plugin has the capability to limit the display of tooltips to specific custom post types. This feature was developed based on a valuable suggestion from a WordPress Tooltip user who appreciates using tooltips to offer extra information or context about various elements within WordPress posts, such as buttons or images. He emphasized the importance of avoiding distractions in his lessons custom post type by excluding tooltip effects. By selecting designated WordPress standard post types and custom post types, users can prevent such interruptions.
Moreover, the WordPress Tooltip Plus plugin supports the addition of tooltip effects to any element on WordPress pages as long as they have a CSS class or CSS ID. This feature is referred to as “Tooltips for Anything.”
Furthermore, the WordPress Tooltip Pro Plus plugin allows for the reuse of content and titles from WordPress standard post types or custom post types as tooltip information. This functionality enables WordPress bloggers to quickly create tooltips for their readers, enhancing the overall user experience. 🙂
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