So far we've seen how we can customize the appearance of qTip's tooltips, controlling their appearance, animation, and position. However, we've only used the tooltips to show text, namely the text we've placed inside a link's title
attribute. We have a lot of more powerful options, though. We can load just about any content we'd like into our tooltips. We can also make sure the tooltips appear when an item is clicked instead of hovered over. Let's take a look at how we can load in content from another HTML page into our tooltips when we click on a link.
In this section, we'll dive into using Ajax for the first time. In case you aren't familiar, Ajax is a method for fetching some new content from the server and displaying it to the site visitor without having to completely refresh the page. Because the browser is only getting and displaying just the bit of information the site visitor needs, it's often much faster and snappier.
Just a quick note before we dive...