<Button Content="Button" ToolTip="This is a tooltip"/>
There are various properties that can be adjusted to tweak the behavior of the tooltip. This is done via the TooltipService attached property.
<Button Content="Button" ToolTip="This is a tooltip" ToolTipService.HasDropShadow="False"> </Button>
The properties that can be tweaked on the TooltipService are:
| BetweenShowDelay | This value specifies how much time (in milliseconds) the user has to move from the control that is displaying the tooltip to another one without having to wait for it’s InitialShowDelay. Essentially, if I set this value to X, once I see the tooltip on my control, I have X milliseconds to hover over another control that has a tooltip and that other tooltip will show up immediately. |
| HasDropShadow | Specifies if the tooltip has a dropshadow. |
| HorizontalOffset | Offset from the left of the area that is specifies for the tooltip. |
| InitialShowDelay | How long it takes for the tooltip to open (in milliseconds). |
| IsEnabled | Determines whether the tooltip gets displayed. |
| IsOpen | Gets whether the tooltip is open. |
| Placement | Sets the orientation of the tooltip when it opens |
| PlacementRectangle | Gets or sets the rectangle area in which the tooltip is displayed |
| ShowDuration | Specifies the amount of time the tooltip is displayed |
| ShowOnDisabled | Specifies if the tooltip is displayed when the parent object is disabled |
| ToolTip | Gets or sets the content of the tooltip |
VerticalOffset | Offset from the top of the area that is specifies for the tooltip. |
You can any visual element as the content of a tooltip by defining in a nested element rather than an attribute.
<Button Content="Button"> <ToolTipService.ToolTip> <Rectangle Fill="Red" Height="20" Width="20"/> </ToolTipService.ToolTip> </Button>
Happy Tooltiping!
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