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# Source
The Source property allows you choose whether the Tooltip content source will be static or dynamic.
{% hint style="info" %}
By default, the source is set to static
{% endhint %}
## Static
A static Tooltip source will rely on content provided by the user. It will not update automatically, and relies on manual changes.
* Select a block
* Open the Advanced tab
* Open the Tooltip Tab
* Set Source to Static.
### Content
The Content property allows you to input the Tooltip label.
* Open the Advanced tab.
* Open the Tooltip tab.
* Set Source to Static.
* Input required Tooltip label.
## WordPress
The WordPress Source allows you to choose dynamic WordPress content for your Tooltip.
* Select a block.
* Open the Advanced tab.
* Open the Tooltip tab.
* Set Source to WordPress.
### Data
* Select required Data in dropdown, such as Post Date, Post Excerpt, Post ID, Post Tag etc.
### Type
* Set required WordPress Type depending on the type of WordPress data.
## ACF
The ACF Source allows you to choose dynamic ACF content for your Tooltip.
{% hint style="warning" %}
For ACF Pro, you will need to create an ACF Field and Group (from your dashboard in the Custom Fields tab).
{% endhint %}
It will update automatically as it relies on WordPress dynamic features as well as ACF Pro.
* Select a block.
* Open the Advanced tab.
* Open the Tooltip tab.
* Set Source to ACF.
* Select Group, Field etc.
## WooCommerce
The ACF Source allows you to choose dynamic WooCommerce content for your Tooltip.
* Open the Advanced tab.
* Open the Tooltip tab.
* Set Source to WooCommerce.
### Data
The Data property allows you to choose the required data for your WooCommerce Tooltip.
* Choose required Data in the dropdown.
## Placement
The placement property allows you to select where you want the Tooltip to appear in relation to your Mouse. These include variations on top, right, left and bottom.
## Theme
Allows you to choose your Tooltip's theme, which means the way it looks.
{% hint style="info" %}
The Tooltip has a default theme applied.
{% endhint %}
You can choose from several preset Tooltip Themes (light, translucent, material...)
* Choose required Theme in the dropdown.
* For example, if we set Theme to Translucent.
* A translucent effect is applied to the Tooltip.
## Animation
The Animation property allows you to add an Animation to your Tooltip.
* Select required Animation in the dropdown.
## Follow
The Follow property allows you to choose whether and how the Tooltip should follow the mouse or pointer.
* Set Follow to required option in dropdown.
## Duration
The Duration property allows you to set how long you wish the animation to last.
## Delay
The Delay property allows you to. set a delay before the Tooltip appears.
* Set Required delay.
## Arrow
The Arrow property, really more like the tail on a speech balloon, allows you to add a pointer to the Tailtip to allow you to better see which element it is referring to.
{% hint style="info" %}
The Arrow will appear in the position set in Placement.
{% endhint %}
* Toggle Arrow as required.
## Hide on Click
The Hide on Click property allows you to hide the Tooltip when you click.
{% hint style="info" %}
The Tooltip will disappear with the same Animation you have set.
{% endhint %}
* Toggle Hide and Click as required.
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