Went with this.Or even as a prefix, so we don't have to scan the whole line (possibly with word wrap onto the next line) to find it
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My consolidated list of feature suggestions
- Thread starter kbs666
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Randall Jhen
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I had a feature suggestion, but it might be something on this list, so I wanted to get some clarification.
8) Allow the tooltip for a topic/article link to be a user defined text snippet defaulting to the overview snippet.
My idea was to have a snippet type that adds mouse-over text to a link (probably limited to one of that type per topic/article, and maybe character-limited). Is that, essentially, what the above suggestion is, or should I make a separate post about it?
As an example, my Invisible Sun realm includes rules terminology that's great colloquially, but not super useful when trying to be specific. Having mouse-over text pop up with a short explanation saves me having to click on something to get the one sentence I need.
I've worked around this to a degree with named ranges ("near," "close," "far," etc.) by putting the actual distances in the suffix ("10 ft.", "10-50 ft.", "50-100 ft.", "100-500 ft."), but that's not workable for some other things (like the mechanical difference between a "creature" and a "being" and a "person").
Edit: Ah, yes, looks like this was explained mid-thread. Same idea. Great!
Edit 2: An alternative might be an option to flag a snippet as being the relevant tooltip snippet.
8) Allow the tooltip for a topic/article link to be a user defined text snippet defaulting to the overview snippet.
My idea was to have a snippet type that adds mouse-over text to a link (probably limited to one of that type per topic/article, and maybe character-limited). Is that, essentially, what the above suggestion is, or should I make a separate post about it?
As an example, my Invisible Sun realm includes rules terminology that's great colloquially, but not super useful when trying to be specific. Having mouse-over text pop up with a short explanation saves me having to click on something to get the one sentence I need.
I've worked around this to a degree with named ranges ("near," "close," "far," etc.) by putting the actual distances in the suffix ("10 ft.", "10-50 ft.", "50-100 ft.", "100-500 ft."), but that's not workable for some other things (like the mechanical difference between a "creature" and a "being" and a "person").
Edit: Ah, yes, looks like this was explained mid-thread. Same idea. Great!
Edit 2: An alternative might be an option to flag a snippet as being the relevant tooltip snippet.
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That's what's intended by allowing the user to choose any snippet in the topic.I had a feature suggestion, but it might be something on this list, so I wanted to get some clarification.
8) Allow the tooltip for a topic/article link to be a user defined text snippet defaulting to the overview snippet.
Edit 2: An alternative might be an option to flag a snippet as being the relevant tooltip snippet.
I think this topic deserves a sticky, raise yer hand if yer with me
*raises both hands and shouts "Aye!"*
+1
I think this topic deserves a sticky, raise yer hand if yer with me
Sure! *hand raised*