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The new implementation should behave and look exactly the same, but has some subtle but useful improvements:
title
attribute on elements, until these are focussed by mouse pointer. I would assume this is better for accessibility.title
attribute (or the tip content) since it is retrieved whenever the element is mouse-hovered. That's also why we don't needBackend.retrieveInteractiveHelp
anymore before copying an element in wizards.Backend.hideInteractiveHelp
anymore. This was previously only the case for buttons, but now also magically works e.g. for our module wizard in layouts. 馃槑It is (currently) not supported for developers to add their own tips (= register their own element for tips). But since the core automatically uses tips for basically anything with a
title
attribute, I don't think that's really necessary.