You can add the class to the tipContainer element.
Following xhtml is the default tipContainer.
<div class="tipContainer">
<p class="title">$TITLE$</p>
<p class="main">$MAIN$</p>
<p class="URL">$URL$</p>
<p class="close"><span>close</span></p>
</div>
Following code is the example of tipClass.
new jqTooltip({
selector: "p.tipClassTest1",
behavior: "chaseHover",
tipClass: "appendedClassName"
});
This changes the tipContainer's class as follows.
<div class="tipContainer appendedClassName">
<p class="title">$TITLE$</p>
<p class="main">$MAIN$</p>
<p class="URL">$URL$</p>
<p class="close"><span>close</span></p>
</div>
I wrote following style in the stylesheet file.
You can see the tip's decoration was changed in the following example.
div.appendedClassName{
border:8px solid blue;
}
tipClassTest1