Hi everyone,

In the project I am working on, the original document provides definitions to vocabulary terms if you hover/click on the term.  I was wondering if there is a similar function on LibreText? Or if there is not an exact replica, what are some ways to link a term to its definition? It seems like a very useful function.

Thank you,

Breanna Yang

It is in the works. I think the last estimate was to expect a prototype in 4 weeks.

Hi everyone,

In the project I am working on, the original document provides definitions to vocabulary terms if you hover/click on the term.  I was wondering if there is a similar function on LibreText? Or if there is not an exact replica, what are some ways to link a term to its definition? It seems like a very useful function.

Thank you,

Breanna Yang

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I remember in an Office Hour that you could add different variations of words in the Glossary so that, say "variable" and "variables", would link to the same glossary definition.  But I don't remember how to format that in the glossary.  

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Just add a comma between them on the first column. You can also add abbreviations in this way too.