Highlight a long text except first few words of text without splitting into different lines

[yaminipreethi]

Hi,

I am trying to highlight a long sentence (sentence greater than width parameter), except specific substring in the beginning of the text like below.

Code used:

answer = "As you can see, streamlit is an open-source Python library that makes it easy to create and share beautiful, custom web apps for machine learning and data science."
context = "Streamlit is an open-source Python library that makes it easy to create and share beautiful, custom web apps for machine learning and data science."

height = int(len(context)) * 0.3 + 30

annotated_text(answer.replace(context[0].lower() + context[1:], ""), (context[0].lower() + context[1:], "Longer", "#8cff66"))

As you see in the above image, the substring "As you can see" which I don't want to highlight is getting printed in a different line. This is happening because the sentence length is higher than the default line width of page.

But, the output I am expecting is something like this:

Conclusion:

I want to highlight a text longer than line width of page except the specific substring at the begin of the text. But I do not want that non-highlighted substring to be printed as a different line.

Is it possible to achieve this using st-annotated-text? Any help is appreciated.

@tvst

[tvst]

Fixed in 3.0.0!