Closed mobilehugh closed 4 years ago
Turns out that this is a feature of CSS3. there are ways to have text on hover. Trying a few ^C^V first.
ended up doing a total hack that seems easier to work with in the end. Used the inline image macro and styled it as .imageblock. Then styled the snark as .imageblock. Seems clunky but much more human readable in the .adoc
Added for each image in every asciidoc.
:art: feline.png
:width: 250px
:snark: A catsi tab.
:artist: Michael Jackson
:date: 1991
:license: CC BY-SA 4.0
include::ROOT:partial$articulate.adoc[]
articulate.adoc is located in ROOT/partials
// this is for inserting art
// attributes are set in the referring adoc
// using inline image because it allows tooltip
// centering by assigning imageblock css
[.imageblock.inlinefix]
image:ROOT:{art}[width="{width}", alt='{art}-{artist}-{license}', title='Artist: {artist} Date: {date} License: {license}']
[.imageblock]
*{snark}*
// removing the attributes to avoid polluting next image
:art:
:width:
:snark:
:artist:
:date:
:license:
Only way to clearly present the artist name, date, and license.