Are you looking for a JavaScript tooltip which can make your additional content become more beautiful when the mouse is over it, for your anchors? Then this is a JavaScript you should try, DOMTooltips, a very good tooltip for modern web applications; and it's very easy to use!

This code uses both CSS to design description content and JavaScript to perform the toggle effect for the links, users click the link to drop it down, click again to close. Excellent when you want to present information and not have to worry about popup blockers.

Many sites contain a page with links to other related resources. Generally, a description of each site is not provided, unless the visitor hovers over the TITLE attribute of the ANCHOR tag. The descriptions could be shown on the page, along with the links, but that would make it too cumbersome. This script will show and hide the link's title information right on the page. It could be used in a site map or dynamic menu as well.

This small JavaScript library will spice up the look of your tooltips in your Web page. It replaces the title attribute with a tooltip designed to match your Web site. You can use it in almost an HTML element too. Easy to implement!

Display a block of text, a graphic, or combination of both, by clicking on a JavaScript link or a graphic. This JavaScript can be used in different circumstances, such as for informational purposes, or displaying pictures with captions. Very easy to use.

This script will display the titles on your links in a very "sweet" manner. The look is customized by using CSS and is easily changed. Degrades very nicely. Additional modifications are available on Dustin's Web site.

Move the cursor over JavaScript menu items and the layers would appear. This JavaScript allows to show and hide layes for a set of main brousers (IE 4 and above, Opera 5 and above, NN 4 and above, Mozilla). The script could be used to construct pull-down menus.

This script will display a popup (layer) with a description and title for the link where you're mouse is. Nice effect.

Offer your visitors a quick description or more information about a JavaScript link before they visit it. When they put their cursor over a JavaScript link a layer will appear describing the link. Your visitors will appreciate the extra effort, and it looks great too.

When you move your mouse over the specified link, a hint or something about the JavaScript link will appear below the JavaScript link in a scrolling fashion. When you move your mouse out, the scrolling will stop.