Warning text on Select? #958
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Hello, If Case 2 is an error. I will use the design above. If it's a warning, should I use a warning text instead? |
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Hey @sang-yeo ! I'm going to rephrase your question (just so you can make sure I fully understand it): Are you asking what you should do in this case where the form field isn't exactly in error, but you need a way to tell the user that they've hit the maximum search query value (and they can't enter any more values)? ^ If that's the case, I agree that error text isn't quite right. This isn't a very common thing to do, but you can compose the warning text you need by putting in any Icon and Text component in a form field's Help Text. |
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Yes and thank you for your quick answering! |
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@serifluous something like this? |
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Yep, if that's not obvious enough, you can also change the text color, too (you'll have to use $color-text-warning-dark for it to be accessible). The interaction might be tricky to get right here, too, since it's not very common in console (as far as I know), so it'll help to take this through usability testing or more design crits. |
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Hey @sang-yeo ! I'm going to rephrase your question (just so you can make sure I fully understand it): Are you asking what you should do in this case where the form field isn't exactly in error, but you need a way to tell the user that they've hit the maximum search query value (and they can't enter any more values)?
^ If that's the case, I agree that error text isn't quite right. This isn't a very common thing to do, but you can compose the warning text you need by putting in any Icon and Text component in a form field's Help Text.