Question: global settings? about tooltipster HOT 2 CLOSED

Since Tooltipster is built on one of the most recommended plugin structures (http://jqueryboilerplate.com/), using the exact same method that qTip uses won't be possible. One of the biggest benefits to the way Tooltipster is set up is the ability to change options on only one specific tooltip. A unique Tooltipster object is attached to each element with its own set of options. So in order to change multiple properties of all your tooltips at once, this is how you'd need to do it:

$('.tooltip').each(function() {
var currentOptions = $(this).data('plugin_tooltipster').options;
$(this).data('plugin_tooltipster').options = $.extend(true, {}, currentOptions, {
position: 'bottom',
speed: 1000
});
});

Or if you wish to change multiple options on just one tooltip:

var currentOptions = $('#my-tooltip').data('plugin_tooltipster').options;
$('#my-tooltip').data('plugin_tooltipster').options = $.extend(true, {}, currentOptions, {
position: 'bottom',
speed: 1000
});

It is slightly more code - but the benefit of being able to change just one tooltip without affecting the other tooltips makes it worth it.

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Thank-you! It's not a problem. I'm just using jQuery .extend() to keep different "sets" of options and then I combine them as needed.

var ttvDef = {
trigger: 'custom',
onlyOne: false,
animation: 'grow'
},
ttvOpt1 = {
position: 'top'
},
ttvOpt2 = {
position: 'bottom',
offsetX: 110
};
$.extend(ttvOpt1, ttvDef);
$('input[name_="name"]').tooltipster(ttvOpt1);
$.extend(ttvOpt2, ttvDef);
$('input[name_="email"]').tooltipster(ttvOpt2);

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