HTML in tooltip

That’s the first thing I checked. I can use < strong > and < br > but if I use a < p > and /p or use double line breaks, then wherever I put it, that’s where the tooltip stops. Other than that, this is a fantastic plugin.

http://www.tx-taca.org/testing-calc/ You will note on the right sidebar that the first tooltip only shows example 1. Examples 2 & 3 are below it NOT in the tooltip. The following 2 tooltip links only have a single line break < br > between items and all examples are included in the tooltip, as intended. As soon as I add a second line break, they don’t show in the tooltip but are instead listed underneath.

Yes, but if you look at “Aggregate” you’ll see “Example 2” “Example 3” and “Note” all underneath. It is supposed to be IN the tooltip but when I use 2 line breaks or a paragraph break or an unordered or ordered list, they no longer show IN the tooltip but below it as regular text.

If I use < br > it works fine. If I use < br >< br > it kills it. I just need more space between items so it’s easier to read. It’s not just the paragraph tag that does it. This is the code I use that breaks it at the first double line break: {tooltip}<strong>AGGREGATE:</strong>{end-text}<u>Example #1:</u> ABC Aggregate produces 100,000 tons in Texas and sells 100,000 tons in Texas. They pay dues on the 100,000 tons.<br><br><u>Example #2:</u> ABC Aggregate produces 100,000 tons in Texas and sells 50,000 tons in Texas. They pay dues on the 50,000 tons.<br><br><u>Example #3:</u> ABC Aggregate produces 100,000 tons in Texas and sells 100,000 tons in Texas. They import another 50,000 tons and sell those in Texas. They pay dues on the 150,000 tons.<br><br><strong>Note:</strong> "Sales" includes internal transfers as well as external sales to 3rd parties.{end-tooltip}