I have a default JQuery UI tooltip function call on my page. Is there a way to style the tooltip div interactively using the Inspector? If I had two mouse pointers, one would be hovering over an el...

2- Choose Sources: Choose Sources

3- On the right side, you found accordion, Open "Event Listener Breakpoints" Open "Event Listener Breakpoints"

4- You will found all events, Open "Mouse", then Select "mouseout" event, this will stop execution of code and stop before "mouseout action". Open "Mouse", then Select "mouseout"

5- Go to App screen, and Try to hover only the item which has the tooltip, then screen will freeze, and you will found the tooltip stand as you want. tooltip stand as you want

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If you have tried jQuery Datepicker on input[type=date] in Google Chrome, you might have noticed overlapping calendars of both the jQuery UI and the native calendar popup. If you'd like to apply jQuery Datepicker on all platforms, use input[type=text] instead of input[type=date].

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