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Question: How do you...

kasabian_

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    I've seen people have in their sigs, when you hover over a certain piece of writing, it turns into a question mark and writing comes onto the screen:

    What is it called and how do you do it?
     
    [*title=][*/title]

    Remove the '*', insert the "description" text after the '=' and the actual text inbetween the ']' and '['. :3

    ^ Quoting myself from another thread. Also, they're title tags.
     
    You can also use the [???] tags instead of the [title] tags to remove those pesky dots. :D
     
    Code:
    [PLAIN][title="Hover text goes here"]Actual text goes here[/title][/PLAIN]

    ..this makes: Actual text goes here

    Or, to remove the formating: a.k.a the dots, you do the same what loliwin, or you could use the text-decoration: none css markup to create the same effect as above. Note that it has to be right before the actual text for it to work (basically, a psuedo target).
     
    You can also use the [???] tags instead of the [title] tags to remove those pesky dots. :D

    Wait what? What is this I don't even---

    He's right ._. And here I was using a CSS hack.

    Remove the * from both codes to get them to work.
    Code:
    [*title="Text that pops up when you hover over"](Text here)[/title]

    Or without dots...

    Code:
    [*???="Text that pops up when you hover over"](Text here)[/???]

    Fair warning. The without the dots version appears to count toward the character limit while the title version does not. Went over the limit trying to test. Believe me, I would've switched over if it didn't result in so many extra characters.
     
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