Thanks a lot for this video! The most annoying thing for me about the tooltips was the extra space they take if I don't absolute the position for them, and you took that point straight away, YOU ARE AMAZING!

Man, your video is the only one I've seen all day which not only goes straight to the point, but actually is concerned with integrating the element into an ACTUAL LAYOUT. Even Figma's official channel has a video about tooltips that looks pretty amateur from my point of view (they teach the basics without considering how it will fit into the layout where you place the object afterward)

Always impressed with how much you teach me! Thanks

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Really, really valuable tips and knowledge man. 😊 I appreciate what you’re doing. 👍🏼 thanks

Thanks again! As always, a very helpful tutorial. Keep it up ;)

Cool tip. I should consider this in my next project. Keep up the good job you are doing.

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One problem with absolutely positioning the tooltip will not function well if we want it appear BELOW the element. If the element in focus is of different size, then the component will not follow the 16px space that you designed.

Thanks for this great tutorial!! When it comes to replacing the button with a different component, I'm having trouble getting the tooltip to be centered on the new component. I remade the component and made sure autolayout was on top center, resized the larger component the same way you did in the video (fixed width for "Tooltip wrapper", "fill container" for new component), etc. but can't figure it out. What am I doing wrong/what should I be doing to make sure it centers on the new component regardless of size? Thank you!

The power of of interactive components

Hi, Thanks a lot for the tooltip wrapper tutorial which was very useful. At 6:10 I just can't seem to figure out how you put the text field into the button. I watched it so many times, but I couldn't figure out how you can just replace or paste the text field into where the button is. Help would be much appreciated. Thanks. 🤓👍

Amazing your channel. I have some problems when i try to replace a component. in that case the tooltip is not anymore there. Have to do with the naming of the components and variants?

Hi! Long time fan, first time writer. How do I make the tooltips appear on top of everything else? If I use the component in complex frames, it ends up being hidden under near by components, even thought the layer with a tooltip is higher than the surrounding layer. Is there a way around it?

hey....im making a dashboard with the fields " name, company, DOB, etc" ....so i made a horizontal auto layout component of this...when i display this on the page...i replicate the variants 20 times (basically data of 20 individuals is shown vertically), so issue im facing is that everytime i try to change the name of each individual or company or any other field in other components, i do it by pressing ctrl+shift+click...and then i click to other respective fields and then i change the names via content reel plugin, same goes for avatars , when i have to change each avatar , i have to do this lengthy process everytime....is there any short way of doing this...

nice tutorial! one problem, when i try to change the tooltip text on the right direction, it automatically alligns to the right and causes a lot of spacing between the two elements. Do you know how i can fix this?

So does this kinda mean its a two step process in a way? Because it seems that you have to use the tooltip wrapper component to bring the tooltip first. Then change the component from button to input field.

one more thing, ive made a design system in which header a component in a different page of the same file, i want my header fields to navigate to certain page, like services and about us page, how can i do that in prototype...

Why is the absolute positioning important? I never use that feature.

Hi, thanks for your video! I followed your instructions in the video, but when I make a Tooltip Wrapper to the right or left - when I edit the text in toltip it hides the button content :( Is there a solution for this?

Hey man! I'm a brazillian guy and i love your videos. Your Design System playlist is amazing, Seria pedir muito, Would it be too much to ask, an updated playlist with Figma's new component format? Keep passing us knowledge, you are wonderful!

Love it, keep going

You're a hero. But the only thing is, the tooltip cant be a instance in this method because the 'content' field doesn't show up in Figma when I try to use a instance of a tooltip

Hover isn't user friendly on mobile devices