Method 1:
The jQuery hover handler accepts the in and out methods, and in your example, you only assign the in method to show a popup. This is normal, but instead of attaching it to "this", you should attach it to your image of a bird. Remember to also change the pop-up trigger to a guide. Then, in the "drop down" hover method, you just need to hide the popup.
$('#registerHere input').hover(function()
{
$('#birdie').popover({
"trigger": 'manual',
"placement":'top',
}).popover('show');
},
function()
{
$('#birdie').popover('hide');
});
Method 2:
Alternatively, save what you have, but use the provided “selector” option and give it the image of your bird as a parameter, this should cause a pop-up window from your control, but delegate it to your image of your bird.
Selector: , .
$('#registerHere input').hover(function()
{
$('#birdie').popover({
"selector": "#birdie",
"placement":'top',
}).popover('show');
});
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