accessibilitydesignhelp wanted
Beschreibung
💥 Proposal
What feature you'd like to see
When hovering on the selected search query, the current behavior is to change the color of the entire element. (See below)
I propose that only the button (the "x" over which the cursor appears in the image above) should produce an action, and not the rest of the element.
Motivation
I just found Octobox recently. This is one of the first things that annoyed me, so I decided to be useful with it :wink:.
Pitch
- The only action that the current search query element exposes is the button action (removing/clearing the query).
- Ironically, I only realized that the "click area" extends past the "x" after I opened the issue. Originally, I assumed that the rest of the element did nothing.
- In my mind, if clicking on the query itself had an action, the action would be to isolate that query and remove all other queries. (See below, where there are multiple queries)
