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This is a summary issue for various considerations in the dropdown documentation. The considerations are detailed in comments in a pdf export of each of the Usage and Style pages. They should be examined carefully.
In summary, the high level problems are:
the 'placeholder' option that populates an unopened dropdown is not in the list of options. This is unusual (and is causing problems with implementation)
Carbon should consider breaking combo box into its own component (as it is in storybook)
Carbon should explore positives and negatives to making dropdown and select variants of the same component.
there are a lot of passages in the Usage text that need to be revisited
consider only using Space to select/deselect checkboxes in the multiselect
consider making a single option selected in a multiselect appear in the field (styled as a tag, with an X if necessary; although one could argue that is unnecesary and it could just be a text value)
focus and highlighting on the options list and options within the list is problematic (detailed in Style page)
Note: this issue on documentation is additional to the following issues opened against the implementation of dropdown and its variants:
sstrubberg
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Dropdown component usage and style documentation problems
[a11y]: Dropdown component usage and style documentation problems
Feb 6, 2023
This is a summary issue for various considerations in the dropdown documentation. The considerations are detailed in comments in a pdf export of each of the Usage and Style pages. They should be examined carefully.
In summary, the high level problems are:
Note: this issue on documentation is additional to the following issues opened against the implementation of dropdown and its variants:
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