You’ve worked through , and you like the layout this provides to your reader: BUT (and isn’t there always a but): Now you’d like to display additional information in the pop-up. In particular, let’s say you want each keyword’s pop-up to link out to a Video, Audio and Article resource.
Here’s the end result you’re after:
Here’s how to set up the table accordingly:
Building upon , Coda legend Max Xyzor has come up with a way to create drop-down fields for the keywords to use (see his screenshots .
I’ve updated this guide accordingly and built on Max’ idea, by linking the available actions per keyword.
Now, when you hover over a keyword, it will show you three selections to choose from (Watch, Listen, Read), and upon hovering on either of those, the button to perform the corresponding action (Open Youtube Link, open Wikipedia page, etc) becomes visible.
Yes, that’s right: Do remember that you’re free to chose what to display as the pop-up (yes, that includes buttons! :-)
Yay, that’s great, isn’t it. But wait... there’s more! What if you’d like the pop-up to show data that does not all reside within one table. That is, if you’d like the pop-up to contain some text from Table 1, some info from Table 2, and an image from a page?
Yep - there’s an app a way for that.
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