Pop-overs

Pop-overs provide a lot of direction in a small space for our readers. Popovers give quick inline definitions of key concepts, and provide a path to learn more in the docs or try it out in the UI.

Using pop-overs

A pop-over is written in a JSON file, and can be put into any doc you like using the following format:

<InlinePopover type="title" />

Where title is the name of the component in the JSON file. In the screenshot above, synthetics is the pop-over used.

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The Keyboard Maestro macro for pop-overs is kkpopover

Creating or editing pop-overs

Pop-overs are contained within an editable JSON file. You can edit the file to create your own pop-overs using the procedure below:

Open the JSON file in VS Code.

Copy and paste an existing pop-over, and modify it as needed for the pop-over you want to create.

The first line is the "title" of the pop-over used in the format example above.
inlineText is the text that appears in the doc you put the component in, before the user hovers over the pop-over.
header is the title of the pop-over once it displays.
text is the copy that displays in the body of the pop-over.
learnMoreUrl is the URL of the doc you want to send the reader to for more information.
primaryButton is the text of the main button as it appears in the pop-over.
primaryButtonUrl is the link you want the button to send the reader to when clicked.
secondaryButton is the text of the right-most button as it appears in the pop-over.
secondaryButtonUrl is the link you want the right-most button to send the reader to when clicked.
Keep the list in the JSON file in alphabetical order to make things easier to find.

Test the popover locally.

Open a PR based on your changes, and contact someone in Docs Eng to have them review.

Once the PR is reviewed and merged, you can use your new pop-over in any doc you like!

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Creating or editing pop-overs

Using pop-overs