Try the below modified .js file, which only populates each tooltip with the specified image the first time you move the mouse over the corresponding anchor, instead of automatically when the page loads. Before you try out the .js file though, you may want to copy the tooltip array from your original .js file, and replace the one in the modified file with it so you don' have to redefine all of your tooltip contents again, for example:
Code:
tooltips[0]=["red_balloon.gif", "Here is a red balloon<br /> on a white background", {background:"#FFFFFF", color:"black", border:"5px ridge darkblue"}]
tooltips[1]=["duck2.gif", "Here is a duck on a light blue background.", {background:"#DDECFF", width:"200px"}]
tooltips[2]=["winter.jpg"]
tooltips[3]=["bridge.gif", "Bridge to somewhere.", {background:"white", font:"bold 12px Arial"}]
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