I'm using the built-in Jquery tooltip library and it works great, EXCEPT in Firefox, it always shows the title of the page (inside <head>
, like so: <title>My Title</title></head>
).
I've tried to use the "disabled: true" option and it still shows. Any clue how I can hide this?
I initialize it with this line:
$(function() {
$( document ).tooltip({ position: { my: "left+15 center", at: "right center" } });
$('.head-title').tooltip( "option", "disabled", true );
});
I've tried the following two disable methods, neither of which worked. I wrapped the title in another div called "head-title"
$('.head-title').tooltip({ disabled: true });
$('.head-title').tooltip('disabled');
$('.head-title').tooltip( "option", "disabled", true );
I'm using JQuery v1.8.2.
Close but it is .tooltip('disable')
, not .tooltip('disabled')
.
JAVASCRIPT:
$( document ).tooltip('disable');