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gitbook-plugin-glossary-tooltip

v0.0.5

Published

gitbook plugin to display glossary text as a tooltip

Downloads

9

Readme

GitBook Glossary Tooltip Plugin

A plugin that uses tooltipjs to automatically transform glossary items into tooltips instead of seeing the default browser title attribute on hover.

npm version Build Status

Add Plugin

book.json

{
    "plugins": ["glossary-tooltip"]
}

then run

$ gitbook install

Configure (Optional Step)

book.json

"pluginsConfig": {
    "glossary-tooltip":{
        "parseGlossaryItems": false,
    }
}

Config Options:

| Option | Description | | ------------- | ------------- | | parseGlossaryItems {Boolean} default: true | tells the plugin whether to apply tooltips to glossary items or not | | trigger {string} default: hover | the event that triggers the tooltip. one of ['hover', 'click', 'focus'] | | placement {string} default: top | placement of the tooltip relative to the trigger element. one of ['top', 'bottom', 'left', 'right']" |

Template

You can also place your own tooltip in your markdown

Args

tooltip takes one required named/unnamed argument:

  • topic (string): The text to display in the tooltip trigger element.

example:

Sample output

output

Pull requests are welcome