Case structure selector labels do not need a tip strip

[Ben_Phillips]

This is a very minor nit, but I don't see any possible downside to just removing the tip strip, and it's certainly not something that requires the infamous NI War Rooms to come up with an R&D solution.

I can't imagine even the most obtuse beginner being confused as to the function of the selector label of a case structure.  And even if they were, seeing 'Selector Label' pop up is not going to help them.

But it occasionally blocks what you're trying to see, if you've happened to leave your mouse cursor there.

Do we really need to be forever reminded that this is what changes the view of a case structure?

[tst]

Sounds a lot like this:

http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW-Idea-Exchange/Disable-rollover-tips-for-structure/idi-p/1171297

Be sure to read the comments.

[aeastet]

Maybe we could have beginner labels and advanced labels so that we could turn off some of the more common things that you use. Like the case structure or the event structure for loops etc...

Keep the one for the less used vi's

[Stressmate]

If you shut off tip strips they should all disappear, this is the only one that stays that I know of, it is REALLY annoying.