Is it possible to add a ToolTip to a hot spot of HTML drop-down list?

Is it possible to add a ToolTip to a HTML drop down or expand hotspot?  The hot spot will appear as green text on the screen to help, but short to write a statement in the help to the users screen, click on the text, I have not found another way to express this. A ToolTip is preferable to a statement that is written on the page, because when I publish a guide to help, I carefully go through the document and remove all these references to "by clicking the green text. It would be ideal to have a mouse over ToolTip as there is a hyperlink. Is there a way to do this? If this isn't the case, Adobe can think to add this feature? Thank you.

Hello

For starters, you can apply a conditional tag to build the text that indicates what's happening, and then use a conditional Expression to build to remove this text when you target an output that should not have.

Add a ToolTip, it is quite easy, but is not intuitive.

Select the text of the menu drop-down, and then look at the HTML code. Should look like this:

Modify the code as follows. Right after the class = 'dropspot' hand, insert the following text:

ALT = "Insert your text here" title = "insert your text here."

When you are finished, it should look like this:

And after than that, here what my link looks like when I hover:

See you soon... Rick

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