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If you want to show a hiding text of a question text's part with mouseover
If you want to show a hiding text of a question text's part with mouseover like below:
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It is easy with following solution.
It is easy with following solution.
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see below shotscreen:
see below shotscreen:
[[File:Hover text .png|none|thumb|1092x1092px]]


=== 2. Copy following code and paste it into javascript tab on your question with changing the id on it ===
=== 2. Copy following code and paste it into javascript tab on your question with changing the id on it ===
<syntaxhighlight lang="js" line="1">
function injectStyles(rule) {
    var div = $("<div />", {
        html: '&shy;<style>' + rule + '</style>'
    }).appendTo("body");
}
injectStyles('.cg-ui-text #myid { display: none; } .cg-ui-text:hover #myid,.cg-ui-text:focus #myid { display: block; }');
</syntaxhighlight>please see shotscreen to get more:
[[File:Hover js.png|none|thumb|976x976px]]


=== 3. Save, test and get a nice result. ===
=== 3. Save, test and get a nice result. ===
The end of documentation.

Revision as of 13:55, 21 June 2017

If you want to show a hiding text of a question text's part with mouseover like below:

It is easy with following solution.

1. Create your hiding text and put it on html element with an id

please remember that you must have an id.

see below shotscreen:

2. Copy following code and paste it into javascript tab on your question with changing the id on it

function injectStyles(rule) {
    var div = $("<div />", {
        html: '&shy;<style>' + rule + '</style>'
    }).appendTo("body");
}

injectStyles('.cg-ui-text #myid { display: none; } .cg-ui-text:hover #myid,.cg-ui-text:focus #myid { display: block; }');

please see shotscreen to get more:

3. Save, test and get a nice result.

The end of documentation.