Tooltips for WordPress Pro and Tooltips for WordPress Pro Plus add responsive pop-up information to WordPress pages. Visitors can hover over a configured term or supported element, such as a word, image, button, menu item, or form field, to see more detail without leaving the page.

Prepare tooltip content

Create terms in the administration area and compose their tooltip content with the standard WordPress editor. Add text, images, audio, video, buttons, social icons, PDFs, or other HTML. These tooltips can provide explanations in articles, product details, form guidance, or information for images and navigation entries.

Choose how terms appear

Automatic detection can match configured terms in posts, pages, tags, menus, products, comments, WooCommerce descriptions, ACF fields, and other supported areas. With supported gallery plugins such as NextGEN, tooltips can also appear on gallery image descriptions.

Use shortcodes when a placement needs more control. The available formats include a basic shortcode with a keyword and content, a wrapped shortcode for selected text, and a tooltip-by-ID shortcode for page-builder layouts.

Configure content and integrations

The Pro and Pro Plus editions cover tooltips, glossaries, directories, listings, and WooCommerce content. Their listed add-ons include support for ACF, Elementor, Gutenberg, Brizy, WooCommerce, Polylang, YouTube, Vimeo, SoundCloud, Unsplash, PDFs, Wikipedia, forms, tables, pricing tables, BuddyPress, and bbPress. More than 400 configuration options let you adjust tooltip styling and behavior.

Tooltips can contain photos, videos, audio, maps, QR codes, GIFs, PDFs, YouTube, SoundCloud, and Wikipedia previews. Integrations include Elementor, WPForms, TablePress, Contact Form 7, WooCommerce, ACF, and pricing tables.

Create glossaries and directories

The glossary and directory utilities can produce a dictionary-style listing of tooltip terms with optional images, alphabetical navigation, SEO-friendly index pages, and multilingual support. Shortcodes can also display WooCommerce product directories, job listing tables, member directories, and post lists: [productdirectory], [joblistingtable], [member_directory], and [postdirectory].

Install and check your setup

Install the paid edition through the WordPress administration area and activate it. Open the extension options, make tooltip terms, and add content with the editor or supported shortcodes. Configure how tooltips appear, then test them on the selected posts, products, menus, forms, or other areas before publishing.