<div style="width:330px;"> <table style="border: none;"> <tr> <td style="border: none;"> <strong>Our STORE in Shanghai</strong><br> 223 Xikang Road<br> 200040 Shanghai, China </td> <td style="border: none; text-align: right;"> <strong><i>Store hours</i></strong><br> <strong>Monday - Friday</strong> 6am - 9pm<br> <strong>Saturday</strong> 6am - 9pm<br> <strong>Sunday</strong> <span style="color: red;">closed</span> </td> </tr> </table> <strong>Store services</strong> <a href="#">See more services and hours</a><br> <span class="bblock">Pharmacy</span> <span class="bblock">Site-to-Store</span> <span class="bblock">Grocery</span> </div>This example contains two methods to add CSS stylings to the tooltip. One way is to use the “style” attribute. Another way is to add the styles to the CSS of the map template. Note that the tooltip width is set to 330px in this example. If the screen width is smaller than 330px, the tooltips will get cut off. This can be avoided by choosing a smaller width or by defining different styles for a given width.
Responsive World Map for WordPress
This example shows a responsive world map.
The tooltips contain basic HTML. In this example map they show the address, the store hours and some additional information. If you want to use similar HTML in your tooltips you can use the follwing code snippet: