This serves as an alternative to Twitter Bootstrap's Popover plugin.
This is, afterall, a jQuery plugin. You are going to have to include jQuery. Once done, you can can simply call the simplePopover method, and it should work.
$('myobject').simplePopover({ content: "Hello, World!" });
And boom! Should be ready.
Of course, you can pass additional options to the simplePopover method. And here they are:
{
// An HTML string that represent what content should be inside the
// popover.
content: "<p>Hello, World!<p>",
// A number that represents how much padding that you would want in the
// popover's white area.
padding: 4,
// A string representing the popover's orientation. Accepts either the
// values "right", "left", "top", or "bottom". Defaults to "top".
position: "top"
}
It doesn't cover "toggleable" popovers. You'd have to use Bootstrap's popover plugin.
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