Hello ONNoah,
not sure if you still need help…
try to open jquery.annotate.js and check out line 477. (assuming your plugin is still yet to be modified)
The line should look like this:
this.form.fadeOut(250);
if you want to make the note last longer (let’s say, 2 seconds) after the cursor left, simply insert delay() function into the line:
this.form.delay(2000).fadeOut(250);
if you want to let the note stay for good, simply comment that particular line:
// this.form.fadeOut(250);
I won’t recommend the latter though.
Not sure about other place, but my visitors LOVE to litter my images with annotations… imagine how messy things could get if the litters notes stayed there for too long (or worse, stayed for good).
Oh, and just in case… I’m using version 3.6 over here…
