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The tooltips are using JS so it is always client side. Parsing the content to find where the tooltips are is done server side

Hi.

1) To remove links from the highlighted definitions, in plugin settings head to “Glossary Term” tab, then find and enable the option “Remove link to the glossary term page”.

2) This feature is not available in free version of the plugin. It’s available only in Pro and higher version. There’re 2 options for this which allow to either highlight first term occurrence only or every N-th occurrence only.

Hi. The tooltips are rendered on the client side.

Hi,

1. The reminder notice should only be displayed on the plugin settings page. You can register or just ignore it.
2. The menu item to add a new glossary term is the “Add New” submenu item of the “CM Tooltip Glossary” menu item. Or you can add new items from the “Glossary” admin page itself using the “Add Glossary Item” button at the top of the page (please see the screenshot).

The?“Overwrite the “Don’t use the DOM parser for the content”?option in the metabox doesn’t disable the parsing but enables a simple parser on the page, so please disable it back. To disable parsing on the page please use the?“Search for glossary items on this post/page”?option (set to the “Don’t search” value). Please see?the screenshot
The?“Exclude HTML tags from parsing”?option that allows to prevent parsing links is placed in the plugin settings >> General settings tab >> Term highlighting section

The links on the main Glossary page are doubled because the page is parsed by the CM Tooltip Glossary plugin. Please disable parsing for this page using the “CM Tooltip – Disables” metabox or please add the “<a>” tag to the “Exclude HTML tags from parsing” option.

To overwrite the tooltip title text color please use the following CSS selector in your custom CSS:
body #tt #ttcont div.glossaryItemTitle
{
color: your color !important;
}

Yes. The glossary term page is a custom post type…

Hi. Under the “General Settings” tab find the section “Term Highlighting”. There’s an option “Exclude HTML tags from parsing”. You can choose there “All heading tags (h1-h6)”. This should help avoid highlighting tooltips in headings.

We don’t have an option like that in the free version of the plugin, only in Pro version – to not hightlight the term on it’s own page.

What you can do with the free version is to disable hightlighting all glossary terms on term pages, using the same option “Highlight terms on given post types” and removing an item “Glossary Item (glossary)”.

Hi. What kind of a post type is this page – I mean “/portfolio/traning/”? Please, make sure this post type is chosen in the plugin settings. To find the option head to plugin settings -> “General Settings” tab -> “Term highlighting” section. There you can find the option “Highlight terms on given post types”.

Let us know if it helped to solve the issue.

Hello. Probably, the issue can be caused by the internal cashing mechanism of the plugin. Please try to disable it and check if it helped. If the issue doesn’t appear after it, I recommend you use some external plugin for caching

Please read this help doc https://creativeminds.helpscoutdocs.com/article/3012-cm-tooltip-cmtg-troubleshooting-glossary-index-page-keeps-reloading

Thanks for reporting. We just released a new version with a fix

We have released a new version with a fix. Please check and let us know if it solve the error you see on your side.

The default home page of the Twenty Twenty Four theme is not the static WordPress page and it doesn’t have the_content filter.

This is very strange as adding the filter is part of WP basics

Because of it it can’t be parsed and terms doesn’t highlights there.

The solution can be creating the home page manually and changing the default home page to static page and selecting new page.