How to Add Tooltip Effect to a Term in WordPress Post, and DO not show the Term in Glossary Page?
1: Login your wordpress site as wordpress admin
2: Edit your wordpress glossary page
3: Change your glossary shortcode to just display glossary terms from specified glossary categories, please use glossary shortcode like this:
[glossary catid='1']: only show glossary terms which in the wordpress glossary category id = 1,
Or if you hope show glossary terms from multiple glossary categories, use wordpress glossary shortcode like this:
[glossary catid='5,10,12'] to show glossary terms of specified glossary categories in wordpress tooltip category, by category id ‘5’, ’10’, ’12’
4: It is hard to remember glossary category id? Easy, you can use category name, do it like this:
use [glossary catname='classmate,family,school'] to display glossary terms of specified categories ‘classmate’ ,’ family’ , ‘school’ in glossary page, by category name ‘classmate’ , ‘family’, ‘school’
By this way, you can assign the tooltip terms that you don’t want to display in the glossary to a special tooltip category, and then filter them out with cat id or cat name.
Method 2:
1: Login your wordpress site
2: Click WordPress “Tooltips” menu item
3: Click “Add New” sub menu item, which under the “Tooltip” menu item,
4: Then you will open WordPress Tooltip WYSIWYG Editor
5: In the right hand of the wordpress tooltip editor, you will find the “Synonms of this tooltip” metabox, it looks like this:
6:In the “Synonms of this tooltip” metabox, you can enter all synonyms of this glossary term in one time, for example, for wordpress tooltip glossary term “this”, you can input “This”, “tHis”, “THIS”… and so on in wordpress tooltip “Synonms of this tooltip” metabox, please separated by “|”
In front end,wordpress tooltips glossary plugin will scan your wordpress posts, and add tooltip effect to these synonyms tooltip automatically. But in the wordpress glossary page, these synonyms tooltip will not displayed in glossary directory 🙂
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