Command/tooltip

\tooltip

Syntax (autogenerated)

\tooltip[...=...,...]{...}{...}
...=...,...	inherits from \setuptooltip
{...}	text
{...}	text
instance of _tooltip/instance, generated by \definetooltip variants are tooltip/instance(current) tooltip/instance:argument

\tooltip[...]{...}{...}
[...]	left middle right
{...}	text
{...}	text
instance of _tooltip/instance:argument, generated by \definetooltip variants are tooltip/instance tooltip/instance:argument(current)

Syntax

\tooltip[...]{...}{...}
[...]	left right middle
{...}	text
{...}	text

Example

Here is a typical example (this works only with PDF viewers which are JavaScript compatible, such as Adobe Acrobat):

\setuppapersize[S6][S6]
\setupinteraction[state=start]
\setupcolors[state=start]

\starttext
Here is an example: by saying
\type{\tooltip[left]{Example}{Is it nice}}, we get 
\blank
\midaligned{\tooltip[bottom]{Example}{Isn't it nice?}}
\blank

This file when opened in Adobe Acrobat will show the tooltip "Isn't it nice?" when one hovers over the word "Example".

\blank
\midaligned{\tooltip[bottom]{an example}{Isn't it nice?}  of tooltip on the bottom}
\blank
\midaligned{an example of tooltip on the \tooltip[right]{right}{Isn't it nice?}}
\blank
\midaligned{\tooltip[left]{an}{Isn't it nice?}  example of tooltip on the left}

\stoptext

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