Supercharge Your CSS with Anchor and Popover | Web Dev Simplified

💡The popover feature in HTML allows you to create tool tip pop-overs without any JavaScript or libraries.

🚀The anchor feature in CSS enables you to position elements based on their relation to other elements on the page.

💻You can create a pop-over element by adding the `popover` attribute to any HTML element.

🔧The `pop-over-target` attribute is used to connect the pop-over element with the element that triggers it.

📚The CSS `anchor` property allows you to anchor elements to specific positions on the page.

Do I need to use JavaScript to create tool tip pop-overs?

—No, with the new HTML popover feature, you can create tool tip pop-overs using just HTML and CSS.

What is the `popover` attribute used for?

—The `popover` attribute is used to indicate that an HTML element should be treated as a pop-over element.

How can I position a pop-over element relative to other elements?

—The CSS `anchor` property enables you to anchor elements to specific positions on the page based on their relation to other elements.

Can I create multiple anchor points for a pop-over element?

—Yes, you can create multiple anchor points and link them together using the CSS `anchor` property.

Is the anchor feature supported in all browsers?

—The anchor feature is still experimental and is currently only supported in Chrome Canary with the experimental web platform features flag enabled.

00:00In this video, we learn how to create tool tip pop-overs using just HTML and CSS.

00:55The HTML popover feature allows you to create pop-overs without JavaScript or libraries.

02:35The CSS anchor property enables you to position elements based on their relation to other elements on the page.

04:58You can create multiple anchor points and link them together using the CSS anchor property.

05:56The anchor feature is still experimental and is only supported in Chrome Canary with the experimental web platform features flag enabled.