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Tagit, Thank you sir!<br />
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That's fantastic! &nbsp;jsfiddle.net is wonderful! &nbsp;<br />
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It's really close! &nbsp;The only drawback here is that it doesn't go away once the mouse moves away. &nbsp;Is there any way to make that happen? &nbsp;<br />
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Also, <br />

<pre><code id="code-20-36974510-1">// How would I implement it into a standard HTML page?</code></pre>
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Tagit, Thank you sir!

That's fantastic!  jsfiddle.net is wonderful!  

It's really close!  The only drawback here is that it doesn't go away once the mouse moves away.  Is there any way to make that happen?  

Also,


// How would I implement it into a standard HTML page?

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no problem.<br />
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i've added in a timeout so it goes away after 1 second.<br />
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<a href="http://jsfiddle.net/rjurd/KxtAe/8/" rel="ugc">http://jsfiddle.net/rjurd/KxtAe/8/</a>
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no problem.

i've added in a timeout so it goes away after 1 second.

http://jsfiddle.net/rjurd/KxtAe/8/ [http://jsfiddle.net/rjurd/KxtAe/8/]

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Nice! &nbsp;So once I have forked it, I keep it even if you delete it? &nbsp;Am I understanding that right?<br />
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Can I rename it?<br />
What if I want to use it on a new WP page? &nbsp;How would 
<pre><code id="code-20-36974672-1">implement it?</code></pre>
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Nice!  So once I have forked it, I keep it even if you delete it?  Am I understanding that right?

Can I rename it?
What if I want to use it on a new WP page?  How would

implement it?

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yep that's right... it's a test javascript environment and not meant to be referenced from your WP site. &nbsp; you need to copy the JS code
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yep that's right... it's a test javascript environment and not meant to be referenced from your WP site.   you need to copy the JS code

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How do I implement your suggestion?
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I would close this question and open another related question in the wordpress section of the website
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I would close this question and open another related question in the wordpress section of the website

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There are some paid options for producing nested bubbles on a web page. &nbsp;I am in search of a free option and an example of how it is used.<br />
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Nested Bubble Function<br />
Mouseover the word nested and it says bubble. &nbsp;Mouseover the word bubble and it says function. &nbsp;<br />
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Assistance is greatly appreciated!
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There are some paid options for producing nested bubbles on a web page.  I am in search of a free option and an example of how it is used.

Nested Bubble Function
Mouseover the word nested and it says bubble.  Mouseover the word bubble and it says function.  

Assistance is greatly appreciated!

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