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\name{tooltip}

\alias{tooltip}

\title{Tooltip component}

\description{
Tooltip component based on react-tooltip (https://github.com/wwayne/react-tooltip). To attach a Tooltip component to a trigger element, add the attributes "data-tip" and "data-for" to the trigger element. The "data-for" attribute's value should be equal to the id of the Tooltip component you want to connect it to.
}

\usage{
tooltip(children=NULL, id=NULL, border=NULL, className=NULL,
clickable=NULL, delayHide=NULL, delayShow=NULL,
disable=NULL, effect=NULL, event=NULL, eventOff=NULL,
globalEventOff=NULL, html=NULL, multiline=NULL, offset=NULL,
place=NULL, scrollHide=NULL, type=NULL)
}

\arguments{
\item{children}{A list of or a singular dash component, string or number. Use the children prop to set the content of the tooltip.
This can be simple text or a component}

\item{id}{Character. The ID used to identify this component in Dash callbacks}

\item{border}{Logical. }

\item{className}{Character. }

\item{clickable}{Logical. }

\item{delayHide}{Numeric. }

\item{delayShow}{Numeric. }

\item{disable}{Logical. }

\item{effect}{Character. }

\item{event}{Character. }

\item{eventOff}{Character. }

\item{globalEventOff}{Character. }

\item{html}{Logical. }

\item{multiline}{Logical. }

\item{offset}{Named list. }

\item{place}{Character. }

\item{scrollHide}{Logical. }

\item{type}{Character. }
}

\value{named list of JSON elements corresponding to React.js properties and their values}