Colored Text is Hidden for Jupyter Notebooks
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Hi @loganriggs - this could possibly be a theme issue. Can you try with the main VS code one?
I think it's because VS Code is built with JavaScript and there may be some z-index issues where the tooltip is underneath something else from your theme. It may also be the case that if we manually set a z-index it will be brought above anything hiding it.
Hey @alan-cooney , it is still covered for
- Dark (visual studio)
- Dark+ (default light)
- Light (visual studio)
- Light+ (default light)
Is there a way I could manually set the z-index to test it?
I got a friend to try on theirs and it does work for them.
I've reinstalled vscode & removed user settings, but it's still not working for me. Closing this for now.
I'm experiencing this too!
@alan-cooney I think manually setting the z-index would work for the moment, but I don't know how to do that.
Could you provide code or links to show how to do it?
In the two render functions at https://github.com/alan-cooney/CircuitsVis/blob/main/python/circuitsvis/utils/render.py - we could add "z-index: 999999;" to the style. However it's possible/likely that vscode themes also use "overflow: hidden;" for rendered blocks, so some wizardry (e.g. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10446287/hovered-element-to-overflow-out-from-an-overflowhidden-element-css ) may also be needed.
I'm not 100% sure this is related, but I found out (through Claude) that the colored_tokens
HTML isn't standard.
Div closure: Your div tags are self-closing (/>), which is not standard in HTML5. Try changing them to properly closed divs.
So instead of:
html = f"""<div id="{uuid}" style="margin: 15px 0;"/>
...
We should do:
html = f"""<div id="{uuid}" style="margin: 15px 0;"></div>
This fixed an unrelated issue for me when I was trying to render multiple lines at once.