documentation: on-hover breaks copy-paste and makes it hard to use

[ezaron]

Hello ColorSchemes.jl developers and enthusiasts:

I have been using this wonderful package for some time, but recently the documentation pages changed in a way that make it much harder for me to use.

My typical use case with this package is to use ColorSchemes.scheme_name.colors to generate a vector of colors which I pass to the colormap in my plotting library.

Previously, I would go to the catalogue web page, https://juliagraphics.github.io/ColorSchemes.jl/stable/catalogue/, where I would highlight the desired scheme_name and then copy-paste it into my code.

With the new documentation page, there is now an "on-hover" event that is triggered when I hover on the scheme_name, and this prevents me from copying the scheme_name from the web page. I am using the latest Firefox, and I haven't tried any other browsers.

This will add several steps to my typical workflow. I wonder if you could consider re-formatting the web page so that we can still copy and paste the scheme_name? Perhaps each of scheme names could be listed as plaintext, and then the hyperlink could be sitting in an icon next to it, ready to be revealed by on-hover? Or, maybe the on-hover could be triggered by the image of the color scheme, rather than by the text?

All the best,

Ed

[cormullion]

Hi Ed!

I’ve been trying to improve the search (so that we could search descriptions and notes), (see https://github.com/JuliaDocs/Documenter.jl/issues/2584) and also browsing, hence the hover. I’ll try to improve it if I can, I hadn’t considered your work flow. And I don’t know much about Documenter and HTML.

Thanks for the input.

[ezaron]

-- thank you for looking into this. Yes, the formatting seems to be controlled entirely by that stanza marked on the link you sent.

[cormullion]

I made a small change to enable copying.