Try using Firefox with the Firebug add-on for this kind of CSS troubleshooting. Or use whatever developer tool is available in your web browser.
Phil
(@owendevelopment)
Try this:
<?php previous_post_link('<div class="older-wrapper">%link</div>','<img src="imglink" title="Older Post" />'); ?>
@esmi thanks mate it’s good tool but it’s pretty useless to me since i don’t have any experience in CSS/HTML .
@phil tested now but it doesn’t work, anyway thanks
Can I ask why you are tying to do this? any text you apply using a tooltip is going to be unseen by many potential users – including those who are using mobile technology. Generally speaking, if text is worth adding, it’s worth adding where it can be plainly seen.
Thanks for the quick reply Esmi,BP what i’m trying to do when someone hover the mouse over the button it shows tooltip/text
so i need (title attribute) code that works with that button code
Thanks
P.S. i believe you can also call a woman mate ..
What information would be in this tool top?
PS: “mate” is fine with me 🙂
Andrew Nevins
(@anevins)
WCLDN 2018 Contributor | Volunteer support
I’d prefer it if everyone addressed Esmi as Theme Diva.
@esmi
nothing much really even it’s not that important .
website about comics and i’m still thinking about catchy phrase =P
something funny to get people to click to view previous posts/images and i wanted to change the text weekly
That might work better if it was the actual link text in previous_post_link() and next_post_link(). In theory, it might be possible to create an array of phrases and then use a function to pull a a phrase out of the array as the link text and drop it into previous_post_link().
Or set up the link texts as variables near the top of functions.php (for easy manual access) and use the variables in your pagination template tags.
