You may want to disable "Settings/Preferences | Editor | Code Editing > Quick documentation > Show quick documentation on hover" option, that should do the trick.
If I may make a criticism, hopefully a constructive one, is Jetbrains aware that there are novice developers and professional developers? Why should a professional be forced to see a thousand huge popups explaining what CSS classes are? Wouldn't it be much smarter to create two profiles, one for students and another for professionals?
The way it works now is a detriment to both, especially for those who already know what a CSS class is, or a <div>
You may want to disable "Settings/Preferences | Editor | Code Editing > Quick documentation > Show quick documentation on hover" option, that should do the trick.
It worked, thank you.
If I may make a criticism, hopefully a constructive one, is Jetbrains aware that there are novice developers and professional developers? Why should a professional be forced to see a thousand huge popups explaining what CSS classes are? Wouldn't it be much smarter to create two profiles, one for students and another for professionals?
The way it works now is a detriment to both, especially for those who already know what a CSS class is, or a <div>