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Document Help conventions #395
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Some guidelines on this as per Brian with his effort on the PatternFly Icons, I will take a look at how we can map the use cases above to these: Info (solid) blue* - used for alert status: info (toasts, notification drawer and inline alerts) |
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There is still a mix of solid help icons and outline help icons being used for inline help in the console today. @rhamilto is working on consolidating all of those to use the outline help icon via openshift/console#8471 @mceledonia One outstanding question is if link buttons (example here above the YAML editor) are affected? We weren't sure if this should also be the outline help, if the info should also change, etc? |
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Any occurrences of the details-page-style underline help popovers that were appearing elsewhere than details pages have been converted to use the traditional field level help (?) icon, standardizing those methods. By following the PF contextual help guidelines, it seems we now mostly have a convention on when to use those types of contextual help also. It seems the outstanding method is when to use just inline (grey) text right on that page, which probably still needs to have a convention established. |
We have added a variety of help use cases to the console, but we are currently inconsistent with icon usage. We should review the help use cases and document it clearly as a convention based on PF recommendations.
Some examples today include:
FYI @rachael-phillips @lizsurette @matthewcarleton @beaumorley @mceledonia
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