You could target them with some CSS
.wp-glossary a:hover { ... }
thanks for your reply.
the css should be added in the template css or in the glossary css ?
regards,
Fred
I managed to change the style of hover, active, link and a attribute.
But once I select at the options page “Term Link: No Link” there the tooltip is not shown.
What I would like to do is to show the tooltips, but I do not want the clickable link to be active.
Any suggestion ?
To all,
I managed to get a work-around for “my problem”.
Adding extra css to the template css did’nt work.
What I wanted is that the the word (or words) in the post is highlighted and dotted underlined and not acting like a link, but just showing when hovering the tooltip.
What I did and used:
– for other purposes I am using the plug-in “Shortcoder” and created a shortcode [sc:tip ] containing the following code:
<span class=”tip”>
Then I added the following css code in the template css file:
.tip {
border-bottom: 1px dotted #336699;
color: #336699;
}
Then once I want to have a word (or words) highlighted in a post as a tooltip available from glossary I add the following to the post word:
For example:
[sc:tip ][glossary]word[/glossary][sc:end ]
There is another advantage, that is when you would like to have the tooltip to go to the same word:
[sc:tip ][glossary]word[/glossary]s[sc:end ]
(the first one is “word”, the second one is “words”, but using the same glossary term)
The code used, in shortcoder, for:
[sc:tip ] = <span class=”tip”>
[sc:end ] = </u></span>
Have fun, it works great !
Fred
