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[Tagging] UX Refinements from Sandbox Round 3 #176

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bradenmacdonald opened this issue Jan 15, 2024 · 1 comment
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[Tagging] UX Refinements from Sandbox Round 3 #176

bradenmacdonald opened this issue Jan 15, 2024 · 1 comment

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@bradenmacdonald
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bradenmacdonald commented Jan 15, 2024

(Following from "Round 2" #167)

  1. When a search result is found within children tags, the results list doesn't automatically un-collapse the parent level tags so you can see the children search results. Can that be changed so that the tags are expanded and users can see exactly where the search results are coming from? For example, "test" here was found somewhere in the children tags, but I can't readily see where.
    • Clarification: for searches, the results should be expanded only if the searched-for text matches child tags.
    • Screenshot 2024-01-15 at 10 18 09 AM
  2. If there are no results found, there should be a message stating so.
    Screenshot 2024-01-15 at 10 19 13 AM
  3. Change "download" to "export" in the body of the text so it's consistent with the name of the action buttons? "You may wish to export the taxonomy..."
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  4. Capitalize the "T" in "Manage tags" where it's currently missing on the unit page:
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    vs. this correct one:
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rpenido commented Jan 15, 2024

3. Change "download" to "export" in the body of the text so it's consistent with the name of the action buttons? "You may wish to export the taxonomy..."

Fixed here:

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