FAQ: Learn Links and Buttons - Tooltips and Titles

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This community-built FAQ covers the “Tooltips and Titles” exercise from the lesson “Learn Links and Buttons”.

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What kind of thing do I write in the “Title” attribute?

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like a short description of what the link does or is about

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What is the purpose of adding a title attribute? what if we do not add?

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The title attribute permits us to populate a tooltip such that when the user hovers over the element, it exposes the text.

<span lang="fr"
      title="a policy or attitude of letting things take their
      own course, without interfering.">laissez faire</span>

Hover on the text below:

laissez faire

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