Very easy to set up and perfectly meets the needs for custom tooltips. As a suggestion for future versions, it would be great to add automatic tooltip repositioning based on screen size, preventing it from overflowing the page edges (commonly known as "flip" or "boundary detection"). This would further improve the experience on smaller screens or when the element is positioned near the edges. Overall, great work!

Looks great at first with multiple settings and styling options, but too buggy and lacking to be useful: 1: Doesn’t work properly in repeating groups – only shows on the first item that is hovered, ignores the rest. 2: Can't use the same tooltip on multiple elements unless doing some hacky show/hide stuff on hover. 3: If a tooltip is set to show on hover, it disappears when clicking that element and there seems to be no way to change that. 4: No way to set a maximum width of the tooltip. 5: Tooltips only work in dropdowns if the plugin element is placed in same dropdown. 6: What is called “Border color” is actually the color of the arrow. So no border styling available other than roundness.

run.js:17 Element Tippy.js A - The plugin Tippy.js - Tooltips | Multiply / element Tippy.js threw the following error: ReferenceError: tippy is not defined at eval (PLUGIN_1662752370814x283008937276473340/Tippy-js---Tooltips---Multiply-update--Tippy-js-.js:37:2) at https://oxie-ai.bubbleapps.io/package/run_js/917c22d5869a5613003d18c3a0823c27cd4d70134b2dc835e9d9ccc833de47a4/xfalse/x25/run.js:17:1625520 (please report this to the plugin author) {original_error: ReferenceError: tippy is not defined at eval (PLUGIN_1662752370814x283008937276473340/Tippy-js-…, element_instance: e, action: null, code: '1690577021714x882807025681007900'}

Will give a five star for sure after these two fixes: 1. Could be better if creating default style containing all regular settings is supported. It will be way faster than currently have to setup each one. 2. Now the Tippy.Js element must be placed several hierarchy near the tooltip-intended element. I am not sure the close it needs to be, but for a normal dashboard you definitely cannot place the Tippy.Js element in the root directory, which should be for page structure.