‫Welcome back.
‫In this video, I would like to show you something real short and real quick, which is to create a
‫tooltip or add a tooltip to one of your controls.
‫Therefore, I create a new WPF project, and in my grid I'm just going to add a button.
‫And the button has a property called tooltip so that we are tooltip.
‫And I can simply enter whatever should be written when somebody hovers over the button in order to trigger
‫this tooltip.
‫And I'm going to say something like, I'm a tooltip.
‫I'm useful, something super helpful, useful like that.
‫And then I can enter a text to the button as well.
‫Hover for more info and this button should be a little smaller.
‫So I'm going to give it a width of, let's say, 150 and a height of 100.
‫All right.
‫So now let's check it out.
‫There we are.
‫And now let's hover.
‫And you see, I'm a tooltip.
‫I'm useful.
‫Great.
‫So this is how you can use tooltips.
‫And they work for multiple different controls.
‫So it's not just for buttons, it's also available for, let's say, a text block.
‫Let's create a text block here, text block and add a tool tip.
‫As you can see, I well enter something.
‫Please enter your age below something like that.
‫That's a tooltip.
‫And then the actual text should be something like H so I'm going to get rid of the button from before
‫like that.
‫And as you can see now we have this h text block and maybe I should reduce its size as well with 100
‫height, 100, something like that.
‫Now let's check it out.
‫And that we are.
‫I hover over it.
‫Please enter your age below.
‫So, of course, this is a text block.
‫It doesn't contain any well, we cannot add text to it, but if we had a text box below that, then
‫we could add the tooltip to the text box as well.
‫But as you can see, this can be super helpful for the user if something is not completely clear and
‫you want to add some information.
‫All right.
‫So that's tooltips.
‫And in the next video, we are going to check out radio buttons.
‫So see you there.