make image caption follow mouse!
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enter this in lay options → custom css & html → custom <head> content:
<script> var $caption; jQuery(document).on('mouseenter', '.col.type-img', function(e){ //console.log(e); $caption = jQuery(e.currentTarget).find('.caption'); }) jQuery(document).on('mouseleave', '.col.type-img', function(){ console.log('mouseleave'); $caption.css('display', 'none'); $caption = null; }) var offset = 10; jQuery(document).on('mousemove', '.col.type-img', function(e){ console.log('mousemove'); if($caption != null){ $caption.css({'display': 'block', 'top': e.clientY + offset, 'left': e.clientX + offset}); } }) </script>
enter this in "custom css for desktop":
.caption{ position: fixed; display: none; z-index: 99; }
now in the gridder, add an image in your layout, select it and click "edit caption" button.
add a caption. now on your website the caption will follow your mouse.
Before you post:
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- Disable all Plugins
- Go to Lay Options → Custom CSS & HTML, click "Turn Off All Custom Code", click "Save Changes"
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