Blinking is semi-autonomica rapid opening of the eyelid.It is an essential function of the eye that helps spread tears across and remove irritants from the surface of the cornea and conjunctiva.  

Yes :

1. Open your page on edit mode
2. Select the image for which you want to apply a tooltip
3. Push the “Associate tooltip ti image” from the list of buttons above the text
4. Then write the title of the keyword you want to rely
5. “Update” button

1. In the “Tooltipy” menu choose the submenu «Settings»
2. Check No background (Dotted-style)
3. Finally press the button «Save Settings»

Yes we can exclude one or more keywords to be treated with Tooltipy : Open in edition mode the post/page which contains the keywords A widget called «Keywords related» appears on the right side so you can choose the keywords to filter adding keywords in the “Keywords to exclude” section Finally «Update» the article

Yes it is possible by using the tool «Import» and «Export» on the tool menu For example : To import my list of keywords to a new site: Tools> Import>WordPress Select the XML file you exported from the old site.

In the menu «Tooltipy» choose the submenu «Add» Enter now :

• The keyword as a title
• The description contained in the text area
• The list of synonyms separated by « | » (pipe) in the «Synonyms» text field
• The image expressing keyword as «Featured image»
• explore other features (Youtube video ID, case sensitive, is a prefix ...)
• Publish

Now the tooltip expressing this keyword appears anywhere on your site content.

1. The menu «Appearance»
2. Then the submenu «Widgets»
3. Choose the widget «My Keywords (Bluet)»
4. Then Add the Widget

1. In the “Tooltipy” menu choose the submenu «Settings»
2. Then select the tab «Style»
3. Here you can customize the appearance of your tooltips (colors, font size, highlight method …)
4. Finally press the button «Save Settings»

1. In the menu «My Keywords» choose the submenu «Settings»
2. in the tab «Options» select the position from «Tooltip position»

By default tooltips appears everywhere in your content. In the “Advanced” Tab use a CSS class used only for page/article contents and insert it in the Cover areas input or in Exclude areas depending on what you want to do exactly Example : you want just to exclude pages from being matched : Insert page-content-area on Exclude area

(page-content-area is a class you found exclusively in the page the template, all depends on your theme of course)