Markbind: Tool tips and popovers should be indicated by dotted lines, not dashed lines

Created on 25 Feb 2020  路  7Comments  路  Source: MarkBind/markbind

v2.11.0
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Problem: tooltips/popovers should be indicated by dotted underlines while dashed underlines are to be used for indicating modal windows.

c.Bug 馃悰 f-Tooltip p.High

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We already seem to use the underline dotted style for tooltips and popovers.

For triggers, we only use the dotted style for those that aren't click triggers.
Sorry, I just pulled the latest code. We can just set the style for the tooltips to dotted.

Screenshot 2020-02-25 at 3 54 07 PM

By the way, modal links don't seem to show the hand icon when hovered over, which is important to indicate that the link is clickable.

Are we differentiating the style by the type of content it supports (modal/tooltip/popover), or the type of trigger (hover/click)?

From a UX perspective it might make more sense to style elements by the type of trigger rather than the type of content. For example, a user should expect all underline dotted to be clickable and underline dashed to be hover-able.

From a UX perspective it might make more sense to style elements by the type of trigger rather than the type of content. For example, a user should expect all underline dotted to be clickable and underline dashed to be hover-able.

Good point. I guess because I never change the default trigger type, I tend to equate the content type to the trigger type. The correct thing to do is to match the style to the trigger type; dots for hover and dash for click.

From a UX perspective it might make more sense to style elements by the type of trigger rather than the type of content. For example, a user should expect all underline dotted to be clickable and underline dashed to be hover-able.

Good point. I guess because I never change the default trigger type, I tend to equate the content type to the trigger type. The correct thing to do is to match the style to the trigger type; dots for hover and dash for click.

This was already the case in previous markbind versions (hover had underline dotted and click had underline dashed), but during the migration to bootstrap-vue the correct styles were not set for click triggers.

Reopening as the problem is still there.

Reopening as the problem is still there.

Probably a regression, opened another PR to fix it.

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