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Tooltips use `::before` and `::after`, which cannot work on replaced elements, the most common of which is `<img>`. We skip those elements when initialising the tooltips so that their `title` attribute is not removed and it can still be displayed by the browser when hovering over them.
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::beforeand::afterto manage tooltips can't work on [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/Replaced_elements](replaced elements), the most common of those being<img>.We should skip those elements in order to preserve their
titleattribute so that the default browser behaviour still works and the text be displayed.Alternatively, we could still add the
data-tooltiporaria-labelattribute (or both), and simply skip the removal of thetitleattribute.