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Topic Suggestion
Enter topic suggestion here... A How-To Guide on Creating ToolTips using CSS
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Proposed title of the article
Your title should be descriptive of the article/tutorial. Be Specific. A Guide To Creating User-Friendly ToolTips with CSS Use keyword research to improve your article's SEO.
Proposed article introduction
We're looking for the first 2-3 paragraphs of your article that appropriately summarize what your article will be about. We will use this writing snippet to help us assess the overall quality before approval so ensure it has been proofread, spellchecked, and grammar checked. Do you know that information bubble that appears after you hover over specific elements? Well, that is a tooltip! It is meant to convey contextualized information regarding a specific item (usually the one being hovered over). This device is used for a lot of things such as the full meaning of abbreviated words or even the exact measurement of an item. Since its inception, tooltips have become an integral part of web designs and software programs, so as expected we have come up with ways to include them in our programs. For example, if the article is based on machine learning, use the following: [Machine learning] Introduction to Machine Learning. If the article is based on developing an Android application, use the following: [Android] Developing Apps using Android. [Language] A Guide to Creating User-Friendly ToolTips with CSS ONLY viable topics to pick from:
Key takeaways
What are the 3-5 most important things the reader should understand or be able to do after reading this article? Use this area to get your ideas down on the bulk of your article or tutorial. -Understanding what tooltips are and when to use them -Learning how to create them using CSS -Learning how to design them using CSS
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