import { ArgTypes } from '@storybook/blocks';
import { Toggletip } from './Toggletip';

# Toggletip

Toggletips, similar to Tooltips, provide contextual support for users when needed. They are hidden by default, a UI trigger or text link are clicked to set them to their visible state.
Toggletips, unlike tooltips, are persistent until a user takes action to dismiss them by clicking on the required “X” (close) trigger.
Toggletips are capable of containing varying types of complex content including interactive components, buttons, and dropdowns.

## When to use

- Users need further context to understand or learn a topic
- Links to supporting documentation or content are needed to provide
- When an interactive element must be placed within the popover
- When content needs to persist for consumption until the user dismisses it

## When not to use

- When only a primary label or an auxiliary clarification is needed to be displayed (see: Tooltip)
- Do not house information critical to user’s task completion
- Do not request required information from a user to complete a task or workflow

## Content

Toggletips are able to house various types of content. Below is a potential list:

- Buttons
- Text links
- Dropdowns
- Selects
- Images/gifs/videos
- Various combinations of elements — ex: strings of text with buttons and an image

## Theme

There are currently 2 themes available for the Toggletip.

- Info
- Error

### Info

This is the default theme, usually used in forms to show more information.

### Error

Tooltip with a red background.

## Triggers

- Toggletips display on
  - user click of UI trigger
  - pressing ENTER or SPACE on a keyboard while the trigger element has focus
- Toggletips dismiss by:
  - user click of close icon (x) — optional
  - clicking outside of the popover container
  - pressing the ESC key

### Usage

```tsx
function onClose() {
  // code to execute when the toggletip is closed
}

return (
  <Toggletip
    content="Toggletip body"
    title="This is the title of the Toggletip"
    footer="Toggletip footer text"
    closeButton={true}
    onClose={onClose}
  >
    <IconButton name="question-circle" tooltip="IconButton containing a Toggletip" />
  </Toggletip>
);
```
