^_^'''
you can't create an attribute with a dash in python. if you want to use
data, either use the ** notation (splatting a pre-built dictionary) or
leverage the "special" data= argument that takes a dict (yep, you're not
the only one using data- attributes...)
span_attrs = {'_data-placement' : 'top', '_data-toggle' : 'tooltip'}
SPAN('hello', **span_attrs)
OR
SPAN('hello', data=dict(placement='top', toggle='tooltip'))
On Wednesday, July 20, 2016 at 11:48:24 AM UTC+2, Annet wrote:
>
> I have the following menu:
>
> response.app_menu = [(CAT(SPAN('Connect', _class="btn btn-default",
> _target="_blank")), False, URL())]
>
> I want to add a Bootstrap tooltip to the button, I tried:
>
> response.app_menu = [(CAT(SPAN('Connect', _class="btn btn-default",
> _target="_blank", _data-placement="top", _data-toggle="tooltip",
> _title="Business base and nxt")), False, URL())]
>
>
> but this results in a
>
> SyntaxError("keyword can't be an expression", ())
>
> Is there a way to add a tooltip to a menu item?
>
> KInd regards,
>
> Annet
>
>
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