Disabling styles breaks accessibility
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When styles are disabled, the tooltip text merges with the content around, making the sentence impossible to understand.
Example, where “wookie” is glossary term :
Han Solo met a wookiee and they became friends.
Disabling styles will make the sentence look like :
Han Solo met a wookieeA tall hairy humanoid fictional race from Star Wars, originating from the forested planet Kashyyyk and they became friends.
A solution would be to have some kind of fallback, so disabling styles keeps content easy to understand :
Han Solo met a wookiee (A tall hairy humanoid fictional race from Star Wars, originating from the forested planet Kashyyyk) and they became friends.
Note that this is an accessibility issue, as it make WCAG 1.3.2 criterion fail.
Some user agents (screen reader, crawlers, etc.) will use content as it is with styles disabled.
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