Is it possible to extract a 'title' instead of a 'class' or 'id' from html to print what appears when you hover over with your mouse?

Question

Problem Introduction

Language version: Python 3.8

Operating system: Windows 10

Other relevant Software: Jupyter notebook

Context: I have been learning about web parsing using python and requests_html by isolating CSS selectors for 'class' and 'id'. However, I am not sure how I would isolate 'title' for something that appears when your mouse hovers over an item such as the number next to the top tag on my account summary page.

When I hover over the number 0 next to the python tag its says

"Asked 7 non-wiki questions with a total score of -1"

When I inspect the number zero in Chrome, I can isolate the html from:

<div class="answer-votes" title="Asked 7 non-wiki questions with a total score of -1. " onclick="window.location.href='/search?q=user:14340924+[python]'">0</div>

Things I have already tried:

I can get really close to it with this

>>> r.html.find('#user-panel-tags')[0].find('.user-tags')[0].find('.answer-votes')[0].text
0

r.html.find('#user-panel-tags')[0].find('.user-tags')[0].find('.answer-votes')[0].find('.title')[0].text

r.html.find('#user-panel-tags')[0].find('.user-tags')[0].find('.answer-votes title')[0].text

Expected outcome:

Asked 7 non-wiki questions with a total score of -1.

Any advice?

Answer 1

As previously explained in the comments by Stack, it is possible to use .attrs() to get the attributes of an element. .attrs() returns a dictionary which can be indexed using .attrs()['title'] or .attrs().get('title'). Additional resources can be found at https://github.com/psf/requests-html.