SkinnyTip 1.02 JavaScript script

Publisher review:
SkinnyTip is to provide web developers with a free, open source tool to make JavaScript popup tooltips in their web pages. The goal of this project is to provide web developers with a free, open source tool to make JavaScript popup tooltips in their web pages. There are many tooltip libraries out there, but most are overly-burdoned with unnecessary features, making packages too large for some applications. The SkinnyTip tooltip library is under 10kb in size, and supports the latest versions of IE, Firefox, and Netscape. Some tooltip libraries spend half of their code accommodating web browser versions from over ten years ago. We will focus on the most efficient code to be used on today's major web browsers. View browser compatibility chart. Best of all, SkinnyTip is easy to install and configure. Very easy. And it is free!
Operating system:
Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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