🎨 Palette: Add tooltip explaining disabled button state to Trust Ops queue#94
🎨 Palette: Add tooltip explaining disabled button state to Trust Ops queue#94mapleleaflatte03 wants to merge 1 commit into
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Adds a native `title` attribute to the disabled bulk action buttons in the Trust Ops Queue to explain why they are disabled, and dynamically updates the title when items are selected. Co-authored-by: mapleleaflatte03 <240846662+mapleleaflatte03@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What
Added
title="Select items first"tooltips to the disabled bulk action buttons (approve, stale, revoke, unresolved) in the Trust Ops Queue. The JavaScript logic was updated to dynamically remove the tooltip when a queue item is selected and the buttons are enabled.🎯 Why
Disabled buttons can be confusing without context. While it may seem obvious to an experienced operator that they need to select a queue item first, new users or users with cognitive disabilities benefit from explicit feedback on why an action is unavailable.
📸 Before/After
Before: The buttons were disabled with a lowered opacity, but provided no hover feedback explaining why.
After: Hovering over the disabled buttons now displays a native browser tooltip reading "Select items first".
♿ Accessibility
Improves context and clarity for cognitive accessibility by explicitly stating the requirement to unlock the disabled controls, using native HTML attributes without introducing custom CSS.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 13217106182275022121 started by @mapleleaflatte03