Tooltip background is different between Figma and test site

Feature Description

Bug bash issue: https://app.asana.com/0/1202258919887896/1202422111202705 please see Asana for background

On the figma designs the tool tip (when you have 2 or more admins) is white background with blank text. Where as on the test site it is grey background with black text. This is quite hard to read. Also the font size is bigger on the figma designs, and easier to read.

Figma:

Chrome:

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Acceptance criteria

• A new Tooltip component should be created to replace our existing usage of the Material UI <Tooltip> component.
• The new component should be based on Material UI’s Tooltip, but visually match the style of tooltip used in the [Dashboard Sharing Figma designs].
• All current instances of import { Tooltip } from '@material-ui/core'; should be replaced with our own Tooltip component.

Implementation Brief

PoC PR

A proof-of-concept PR has been added with most of the implementation mentioned below here. This can be used as a starting point, ensuring these next steps:

• There are no console errors.
• Double-check all the file headers, DocBlocks, and comments.
• The styling is accurate.

A summary of the implementation is still mentioned below:

• Rename the existing Tooltip.js file in the assets/js/components folder to something like JoyrideTooltip.js or FeatureTourTooltip.js, since it is only used in a few places and mostly within feature tours. Also, update its component definition, stories, and usages across the codebase.
• In the same folder, create a new file named Tooltip.js, which will contain the generic tooltip component that we will create in this issue. In this file:
  • We will basically create a wrapper for the Tooltip component from @material-ui/core with our own CSS selectors and styling.
  • Export a new component named Tooltip which should explicitly accept the prop children. The remaining props can be assigned to props (e.g. ...props).
  • Import the Tooltip component with an alias (e.g. MuiTooltip) from @material-ui/core.
  • Return MuiTooltip from the component. It should have:
    • A classes prop with an object containing a keys:
      • popper with the value of googlesitekit-tooltip-popper.
      • tooltip with the value of googlesitekit-tooltip.
      • An ‘arrow’ prop should be passed on (with no value, treating it as true).
    • The remaining props assigned to props passed to this component as well (e.g. { ...props }).
    • The children prop should be passed as the child for this component.
• In assets/sass/components/global/_googlesitekit-tooltip.scss, add the necessary styles according to Figma to the .googlesitekit-tooltip.MuiTooltip-tooltip and the .googlesitekit-tooltip .MuiTooltip-arrow selectors.
• Replace the usages of @material-ui/core Tooltip component with the new Tooltip component.
• In the existing usages, remove the classes prop as it is already added in our new component.
• Add a Storybook story for this component as well.

Test Coverage

• No tests need to be added/updated.

QA Brief

• Go to the Site Kit Dashboard.
• Verify that the tooltips within the dashboard appear according to the designs included in the issue description. Some tooltips to check include:
  • Header action items (e.g. Search, Date Range button, Dashboard Sharing Settings button, Help button, User Profile button).
  • Dashboard sharing settings modal info tooltips (shown in the task description).

Changelog entry

• Update tooltip styles.

[nfmohit]

@eugene-manuilov Thank you very much for the kind and detailed IBR!

please, avoid using the PR as IB approach, this is strongly discouraged because time spent on actual execution for your PoC hasn’t been allocated for this ticket yet. Try to describe steps that are needed without coding, if something is not clear or needs discovery, then just mention it in IB.

Noted, I’ll keep that in mind and not add it in future unless absolutely necessary. Thanks!

We also need to display an arrow that will point to the target element. There is an example in the documentation that has the arrow, we need to do the same. Could you please add it to IB?

Added, thank you!

[mohitwp]

QA Update ✅

• Verified tooltips within the dashboard appear according to the designs in issue description.
• Verified Header action items (e.g. Search, Date Range button, Dashboard Sharing Settings button, Help button, User Profile button).
• Verified Dashboard sharing settings modal info tooltips.
• Verified both main and entity dashboard.