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I have been trying to adapt sphinx-hoverxref in my documnetation project, however not being able to test it in local system was quite limiting. Found the sphinx-tippyextension from a link to my question about the issue.
So far as basic tooltips are concerned, tippy seems to work. I was wondering if we can change the background color from the default (which comes out as black presently) to something lighter, preferably white. With a dark background some of the texts in the tip are obscured.
Check this image:
Can you suggest a way around to do so in the present scheme of things?
If I may, there is another query:
The wikipedia tips are quite nice. However, I was wondering if we may do a similar thing with other sources, say an imdb page?
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This package just add the javascript code from tippy.js, and the default theme provided by tippy.js is dark theme. Now the author not setting the theme in his/her invoking js code. So another solution is add a python readable config option named "theme", and pass it to the javascript code
I have been trying to adapt
sphinx-hoverxref
in my documnetation project, however not being able to test it in local system was quite limiting. Found the sphinx-tippyextension
from a link to my question about the issue.So far as basic tooltips are concerned,
tippy
seems to work. I was wondering if we can change the background color from the default (which comes out as black presently) to something lighter, preferably white. With a dark background some of the texts in the tip are obscured.Check this image:
Can you suggest a way around to do so in the present scheme of things?
If I may, there is another query:
The
wikipedia tips
are quite nice. However, I was wondering if we may do a similar thing with other sources, say animdb
page?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: