Just released another free open source project. I know the world doesn't need anymore tooltip plugins, but I had already done the work for my confirmation tooltip, so I just separated it out and added triggers and themes. https://github.com/HTMLGuyLLC/...

Small blue green red are broken

@JoshBent I don't see that? Is your device caching the CSS?

@JoshBent Nevermind. I see that on mobile. Man you're good. I need to test on my iPhone more often.

@Stebner55 You can just resize in chrome webtools mobile mode too :) I am using Chrome on Android btw

@Stebner55 here it is again just in case

@JoshBent Fixed. I use devtools to test responsive too. I was just making a point to myself that most people are going to try to look at what i've done on their phone and it's embarassing if I didn't test there lol.

Can't wait to have a few moments to sit down and rework the arrows in JS. Just focused on too many other things at the moment. One of them is my interviews with toptal.com. Got it's grueling but I'm almost done. I'm currently in their top 3.6% lol.

@Stebner55 having a CSS only solution is even better in cases where JS is deactivated :P also good luck with toptal

@JoshBent I agree and generally avoid JS solutions for styling when possible. The issue is that I need to calculate it's position using JS, then I apply a class to move the arrow, but the arrow is FUSSY! lol. Maybe I'll stick with CSS. I mean...it seems to be fine now and I don't really have a reason to change it I guess.

@JoshBent Dang. I keep posting comments with typos and waiting too long and now I can't fix them. I meant "God it's grueling". Thanks. I'm doing well so far. I've already setup the Symfony backbone, created the authentication scripts, ported over a bunch of my components I've built, etc.

@Stebner55 What kind of tests did you go through if you might say?

@Stebner55 also checked your jTimeout, reading the description sounds like you could use the ajaxStop event?

http://api.jquery.com/ajaxStop/

@JoshBent Basically what their public page says. A call in interview (pretty simple b.s.), a coding test (pretty hard), a live-coding interview, and now I've got to build a pretty big sample application.

@JoshBent You mean ajaxStop instead of
"$.get('/my-ajax-page', function(data){
$.jTimeout().reset();
//handle ajax response
});"?

I actually use ajaxComplete on my personal sites, but your suggestion is more performant and I'll add to the readme. Thanks!

@JoshBent https://toptal.com/top-3-percent/

@Stebner55 Ah thanks, will look into it, also glad the suggestion helped.