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I am using jupyterlab-myst, a really cool extension.

The Footnotes section in MyST documentation has some examples. When I hover over the footnote label, the footnote definition together with the label automatically popup, like a tooltip.

I copied the markdown text from the example in Footnotes into a markdown cell of my jupyter notebook and got jupyterlab-myst to render the markdown. When I hover over the footnote label, I expect the footnote label and the footnote definition to appear in a popup box and I expect that box to automatically popup. However, what I got is a "circled-plus" (see-more) icon that looks like a magnifying glass. I need to click the mouse for the footnote definition to popup and the popup does not show the footnote label, only the definition.

How can I have the tooltip-like automatic popup behavior? How can I make the popup show the label as well?

Can somebody with 1500 or more reputation create the jupyterlab-myst tag? Sheesh! I am not asking about MyST, I am asking about jupyterlab-myst.

mzjn
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  • I don't know what enables that feature, but perhaps it is `myst_footnote_transition`? This is a MyST extension. See https://myst-parser.readthedocs.io/en/latest/configuration.html#global-configuration. It might also be this extension: https://sphinx-tippy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ – Steve Piercy Mar 03 '23 at 11:37
  • I have been looking for the `conf.py` in my JupyterLab folder without success. I think it is a different filename in Jupyter since Jupyter has lots of extensions and each extension has its own `.json` config file. – user3651068 Mar 08 '23 at 14:06

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