Thanks for this module - it's great.

I wanted to tweak the CSS used for the tooltips, so checked the "Override CSS" option. Just to check how things work, I made no changes to the CSS in reftagger.css - I just refreshed the webpage I was testing on to see how everything looked. The tooltip now has a transparent background and is illegible.

Looking at the page source, there is no link to the reftagger.css stylesheet on the page. I therefore suspect that setting Logos.ReferenceTagging.lbsCssOverride to true turns off the styling from bible.logos.com, but that there also needs to be a reference to the customised stylesheet. It is this latter step that seems to be missing. The transparent tooltip is probably what you get when no stylesheet is applied to it.

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nrambeck commented
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I'll look at this over the weekend. I've also got an update coming that implements the new Control Panel feature that allows site visitors to change their Bible version preferences.

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I've reviewed this and actually think I made a mistake in using the provided CSS directly anyway. If you were to customize the CSS file, then upgrade the module, all your changes would be lost. So instead, I've changed the info in the README file to instruct users to copy the contents of this CSS file into their template stylesheet, in order to edit the styling of the popup. I'll include these changes in the dev versions as soon as I get a chance to wrap my head around CVS again.

If anyone else has a better suggestion for how to implement the custom CSS feature better than my suggestion above, I'm all ears.

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Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

Provided stylesheet templates for both the tooltip and control panel are for reference only and can be copied to the stylesheet for the theme when choosing to use "custom" styles.