Rich Content Tooltips
Create informative and engaging tooltips without being limited to plain text.
Tooltip Master combines functionality from the Tippy.js library with other special features to allow you to fully customize your contextual tooltips, making them more modern, elegant, and professional. Supports plain text, HTML, BBCode, and even embedded content like iframes (videos, maps, external pages, etc.) to provide quick explanations, usage instructions, or additional details without compromising your interface design.
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The documentation and the examples for this plugin are being updated. Open the current documentation
Create informative and engaging tooltips without being limited to plain text.
Tooltips automatically adapt their position to avoid overlaps and stay visible.
Control the look and feel to match your app's visual identity.
Define how and when tooltips appear based on user interaction.
Delivers a consistent tooltip experience across desktop and mobile devices.
Enhance the user experience with subtle and modern transition effects.
In detail
Yes. Tooltip Master can be used with buttons, icons, inputs, images, containers, and elements inside Repeating Groups.
Yes. Tooltip appearance can be customized through colors, borders, shadows, animations, delay timing, and content formatting using HTML or BBCode.
Yes. Tooltip Master is fully responsive and automatically adjusts tooltip positioning to ensure usability on smaller screens.
No. Setup and configuration are handled through visual properties in the Bubble editor. The documentation explains each option in detail, and additional support is available if needed.
The frequency with which we update our plugins depends on several factors: 1 - If there are bugs (known or reported by users) that need to be fixed. 2 - If we receive requests for new features that we consider essential for users. 3 - If the plugin depends on a library and it has been updated with a stable version. 4 - If we decide to add more features to the plugin or make it easier to use. 5 - Whenever we determine that the code can be optimized for better performance. 6 - When plugin information, such as the logo, description, demo links, etc., needs to be updated. 7 - When Bubble makes changes to its terms or updates its API version.