Tooltip

A small information icon you drop into a sentence; hovering it shows a note.

Use this for the definition, caveat or aside that would otherwise clutter the sentence - an acronym expansion, a "this only applies to the EU tenant" footnote, a warning about a field. It sits inline in the middle of a line of text as a small (i) circle, and the note appears when the reader hovers over it or reaches it with the keyboard. It keeps the page short without hiding the detail entirely.

The macro is reached from the editor slash menu, where it is listed as Tooltip (Capable).

#See it

Every example below is a real macro on this page, not a screenshot, and each one is a configuration taken from a page somebody actually built . Open this page in the editor to see how any of them is set up .


#Settings

The Capable macro configuration dialog for Tooltip, with a small circled i icon previewed on the left and a single Tooltip Content field on the right.
There is a single field, and whatever is typed into it is what the icon reveals.

Setting

Values

What it changes

Tooltip Content

Free text, single line

The note shown on hover. Also used as the icon's accessible label.



The two most used macros here.