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tooltips?

Open bwlewis opened this issue 6 years ago • 4 comments

graphjs(): Added mouse-location based "tooltip" style node identification, instead of or in addition to the current main plot label node identification approach (when a user clicks on a network vertex).

bwlewis avatar Jan 23 '19 23:01 bwlewis

@bwlewis, Many thanks for the this fine package, with which I have just started.

Looking through the examples, and searching around, I failed to find out how to turn on node label tooltips. Any advice on where i should look?

paul-shannon avatar May 14 '20 13:05 paul-shannon

A good question. There is no provision for floating tooltips.

The current normal behavior of the scatterplot & graph plotting functions is to display vertex labels when moused-over in a fixed title position (in other words, a fixed position tooltip). That label can have anything you want in it, but the position is fixed.

On Thu, May 14, 2020 at 9:38 AM Paul Shannon [email protected] wrote:

@bwlewis https://github.com/bwlewis, Many thanks for the this fine package, with which I have just started.

Looking through the examples, and searching around, I failed to find out how to turn on node label tooltips. Any advice on where i should look?

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bwlewis avatar May 15 '20 13:05 bwlewis

having said that, an interesting idea would be to optionally make the "title" label follow the mouse position, just like a regular tooltip.

On Fri, May 15, 2020 at 9:56 AM Bryan Lewis [email protected] wrote:

A good question. There is no provision for floating tooltips.

The current normal behavior of the scatterplot & graph plotting functions is to display vertex labels when moused-over in a fixed title position (in other words, a fixed position tooltip). That label can have anything you want in it, but the position is fixed.

On Thu, May 14, 2020 at 9:38 AM Paul Shannon [email protected] wrote:

@bwlewis https://github.com/bwlewis, Many thanks for the this fine package, with which I have just started.

Looking through the examples, and searching around, I failed to find out how to turn on node label tooltips. Any advice on where i should look?

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bwlewis avatar May 15 '20 13:05 bwlewis

Yes, that would be a boon to my users!

  • Paul

On May 15, 2020, at 6:59 AM, B. W. Lewis [email protected] wrote:

having said that, an interesting idea would be to optionally make the "title" label follow the mouse position, just like a regular tooltip.

On Fri, May 15, 2020 at 9:56 AM Bryan Lewis [email protected] wrote:

A good question. There is no provision for floating tooltips.

The current normal behavior of the scatterplot & graph plotting functions is to display vertex labels when moused-over in a fixed title position (in other words, a fixed position tooltip). That label can have anything you want in it, but the position is fixed.

On Thu, May 14, 2020 at 9:38 AM Paul Shannon [email protected] wrote:

@bwlewis https://github.com/bwlewis, Many thanks for the this fine package, with which I have just started.

Looking through the examples, and searching around, I failed to find out how to turn on node label tooltips. Any advice on where i should look?

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paul-shannon avatar May 15 '20 14:05 paul-shannon