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  • Plugin Author Jamel.Z

    (@lebleut)

    Hi Imalunatic,

    I didn’t got exactly what you mean

    could you explain more with example please ?

    Thread Starter imalunatic

    (@imalunatic)

    Hi Jamel,
    Well, for instance, I create this tooltip:

    ‘The standard package contains <span id=”TXT1″></span>.
    The price is <span id=”TXT2″></span>’

    Then I use JavaScript to fill the content of the spans TXT1 and TXT2.

    Plugin Author Jamel.Z

    (@lebleut)

    Ok I’m not sure I got what you need but maybe you should use some js code or jQuery eventually :

    $( document ).ready(function() {
       $( "#TXT1" ).html("<b>The content ....</b>");
    });

    Thread Starter imalunatic

    (@imalunatic)

    Hey Jamel, thanks. That kinda worked.
    I had to use ‘setTimeout’ and then call the function though.
    Otherwise it didn’t work.
    But thanks! Problem solved!

    Plugin Author Jamel.Z

    (@lebleut)

    You welcome imalunatic,

    Try to use this instead of setTimeout :

    $(document).on("keywordsLoaded",function() {
       $( "#TXT1" ).html("<b>The content ....</b>");
    });

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