Tooltips for any Elementor element — text, an image or a saved template on hover, positioned and styled how you want.
Whether you’re using free Elementor templates or premium Elementor themes,
our Advanced Tooltip widget works flawlessly with any design.
Complement your Essential Addons collection with our Advanced Tooltip widget that seamlessly integrates with all Elementor elements.
Add tooltips to any element with just a few clicks in the Elementor editor.
Add tooltips to any element with just a few clicks in the Elementor editor.
Impress clients with professional animations and responsive tooltip designs that work across all devices.
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Select the widget, open its Advanced tab, and use the Advanced Tooltip section that Sky Addons for Elementor adds to every widget’s panel. Switch Enable on and type the message into the Content field — there is no tooltip widget to place, because the tooltip belongs to something you already have.
No. The extension hooks widgets only, so sections, containers and columns have no tooltip section in their panel. If a whole block needs one, give the tooltip to a widget inside it — an icon, a heading or a button — which is also where a visitor would look for it.
Yes. The Content field is a multi-line box that renders HTML, so bold text, line breaks, a small image tag or a link all work inside the bubble. It also accepts Elementor dynamic tags, which lets a tooltip pull a custom field or post value instead of fixed copy.
Fifteen placements: top, right, bottom and left, each with a start and end variant, plus three auto options that pick whichever side has room. Offset X and Offset Y then nudge it anywhere from -1000 to 1000 pixels, and Follow Cursor makes it track the pointer instead of anchoring.
Yes. The Trigger select offers Hover, which is the default, and Click. A separate Hide On Click setting decides what happens when a visitor clicks while it is open, so a click-to-open tooltip can be made to stay put rather than toggling shut again.
Only if you switch Interactive on. By default the bubble closes as soon as the pointer leaves the element, so anything inside it is unreachable. With Interactive enabled the tooltip stays open while the pointer travels into it, which is what a tooltip containing a link or a button needs.
Fourteen. Fade is the default, and there are subtle, standard and extreme variants of shift away, shift toward, scale and perspective, plus an animated fill. Show and hide durations are set separately, each from 0 to 5000 milliseconds, as are the show and hide delays.
Yes, through Custom Trigger Selector — enter a CSS selector and hovering that element opens this widget’s tooltip. One caveat worth knowing: only the first element matching the selector becomes the trigger, so a class shared by several elements will arm just one of them. Use an ID for predictable results.
Yes. Every widget gets its own tooltip theme keyed to that element, so background, typography, border, box shadow and arrow colour never leak between tooltips on the same page. Max Width and text alignment are responsive, letting a wide desktop bubble narrow down on a phone.
No. It requires Sky Addons Pro and runs on free Elementor, with no separate tooltip plugin and no title-attribute workarounds. Because it attaches to any widget’s Advanced tab, third-party widgets can carry a tooltip too, not just the ones Sky Addons provides.
