Steven Benner

Yeah, PowerTip has only one tooltip div per instance, and that tooltip div will be shared across all instance where the `popupId` option is identical. That's why the content in...

Not with PowerTip today. At least not easily. You can try to detect if you're on a mobile device or in a small virtual screen resolution then disable the PowerTip...

I haven't done much testing with PowerTip in touch environments. There are some hurdles with touch that PowerTip doesn't specifically work around. Generally a tap will cause the mouseover event...

Properly escaping HTML in all scenarios can actually be tricky. See: [jQuery's `text()` documentation](https://api.jquery.com/text/) > Due to variations in the HTML parsers in different browsers, the text returned may vary...

The JSFiddle example you supplied is using an outdated version of the library, version 1.1.0. SVG support was not added until version 1.2.0. Here is a fork of your fiddle...

What browser are you using? I was able to reproduce the issue in Chrome. I cannot repro in Firefox or IE. It seems that `getBoundingClientRect()` ignores the stroke width in...

Unfortunately PowerTip doesn't handle this scenario on it's own. Since tooltips are absolutely positioned on the document (based off the document dimensions when the tooltip was opened) the tooltip elements...

This is probably a bug with horizontal scroll, PowerTip was designed to work with side-scroll pages, but there may have been a regression introduced at some point. I'll investigate.

This might be a duplicate of issue #30. I've saved a copy of your modified version, I'll take a look at how your code works when I get a chance.

> `tipElement.show();` You had me up until here. What exactly are you trying to do that requires the tooltip content to be visible? Without knowing the specifics of your situation,...