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  1. Tippy.js - Tooltip, Popover, Dropdown, and Menu Library

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    Install using either npm or yarn: Then you can import the tippy module: Tippy builds a bunch of different files that can be used: tippy.all.js is all dependencies (Tippy + Popper + CSS) in a single file. The CSS is injected into the document head. tippy.js is Tippy + Popper together, without the CSS.
    If a tippy cannot fit within its desired placement, it will flip to the opposite placement if there is not enough space. In the above examples, flipping has been disabled to demonstrate each placement properly. The arrow that points toward the element can have its proportion or shape modified, or be disabled completely.
    Tippy instances refer to individual tooltips, whereas the object returned from tippy() refers to the collection. tip is a plain object. selector: '.btn', // default + instance options merged together options: { ... }, // Array of all Tippy instances that were created
    Determines if the tippy displays if the user is currently using touch input. Determines trigger behavior on touch devices. Instead of a tap on the reference to show and a tap elsewhere to hide the tippy, the reference must be pressed and held for the tippy to show. Letting go from the screen will hide it.
  3. Tippy.js - Tooltip and Popover Library

  4. Tippy.js - Vanilla JS Tooltip and Popover Library

  5. Getting Started | Tippy.js - GitHub Pages

  6. GitHub - atomiks/tippyjs: Tooltip, popover, dropdown, and menu …

  7. Getting Started | Tippy.js - GitHub Pages

  8. All Options | Tippy.js - GitHub Pages

  9. tippy.js - npm

  10. @tippyjs/react - npm