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Adding a title attribute will give our dialog a title in its title bar. Adding a style of display:none will hide the dialog from view initially. Although we have inlined the style here, you could have equivalently put the display:none style in a CSS file. Give the dialog link an id. Note that even though this code is after the click handler, it is executed before the click event. It is executed right at document load. The click event is only executed when the user clicks. The stuff in the dot-dot-dot that we pass to the dialog method will set the attributes of the dialog.

It is what makes the lightbox effect where the background is dimmed. Note that the buttons value is an array so that you can have more than one button in the dialog. Each array is an object containing properties.

The text property is the text to be displayed on the button. The click property is a function that is invoked when button is clicked. If you test out the code now, the dialog popup works and the close button works and you should get the lightbox effect. But if you have a lot of text, then its height will grow so much that the bottom and the close button may be off the bottom of the browser window.

In this case, we might want to force the dialog to be a certain height like …. In the previous examples, the data for the tooltip was embedded in the DOM itself. You don't have to do that, however, you can just as easily bind the tooltip to an AJAX result. Let's look at an example in listing 3. This version is a bit more complex. Notice that the JavaScript code has been modified to pass some arguments to the tooltip constructor. The items attribute specifies a CSS selector to use for figuring out what items will need tooltips.

In this case we've changed the h1 tags to simple P tags with a "person" class attached to them. The content attribute determines what will make up the content of the tooltip. You could just return a simple value here, but most likely you will be doing something asynchronous. To make this easier, jQuery UI will automatically pass a callback value you can use to return a value whenever your asynchronous operation completes.

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