TSHelpHints - Help Hints for Web
Publisher
Dreamweaver extensions and standalone script for creating cool help hints on web pages.
Product Details
TSHelpHints is available as Dreamweaver extensions or standalone script for creating cool help hints on web pages. This help hints use fade transition effects and can accept HTML formatting, including background images and other features. TSHelpHints generate compatible code with most of actual browsers.
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keeps your pages uncluttered, easy to use
Reviewed byAnonymousonThu, 11th January 2007
I think it is a simple, smart program that helps you keep webpages clean, organized and not cluttered with explanations. Many users are not as advanced as others and need pretty much everything explained. Help hints are handier than sending the user to Help page. It's very easy to use in Dreamweaver, has several colour options, effects, etc. I had only one question about adapting the Hints to my site, and it was answered by the developer the same day. Works great!
Cross-browser solution for html hints
Reviewed byAnonymousonThu, 24th August 2006
I've been thinking for a long time that browsers should support features like HTML formatted hints. Now I've found a cross-browser solution with this Dreamweaver extension. I would like for future versions a WYSIWYG editor included in the extension interface, anyway good work.
davidezquivel
Mon, 28th August 2006
Hi, at this moment, Dreamweaver does not support a WYSIWYG editor on extension dialogs, when possible I will include this feature. Thanks for your comment.