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Test: Keyboard navigation in the content hover #177651

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aiday-mar opened this issue Mar 20, 2023 · 3 comments
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Test: Keyboard navigation in the content hover #177651

aiday-mar opened this issue Mar 20, 2023 · 3 comments

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@aiday-mar
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aiday-mar commented Mar 20, 2023

Refs: #69836

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It is now possible to scroll the hover widget using the keyboard. Steps to test:

  1. Do either of the following:
  • Place the mouse so that a hover widget appears with a vertical scroll-bar. Click on the hover to focus it, or use the keybindings for showing the content hover in order to focus on it (typically the keybindings are cmd+k, cmd+i).
  • Place the cursor on a token where the hover can appear, and use the keybindings for showing the content hover (typically cmd+k, cmd+i) twice in order to first show the hover, then focus on it.
  1. Use the Up and Down arrow keys in order to scroll in the content hover. Use Page Up and Page Down in order to scroll up and down by the visible hover widget height.

Note: Note that as of now horizontal scrolling is not supported but will be added in the next iteration

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why do not test how to unpin?

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Hi, currently unpinning works with escape. Using cmd+k, cmd+i to unpin is on the todo list.

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Thank you, love U

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