Add focusin event type in Outside Directive
What does this MR do?
This MR adds the event type focusin
to the directive. The Directive can now be configured to listen only to click
(which is the default), or to focusin
, or to both click
and focusin
. There are multiple ways to register the directive. You can find them on the documentation page of the directive under http://localhost:9001/?path=/docs/directives-outside-directive--docs#summary-of-usage. The changes are backwards compatible and have no breacking changes, as the "old" or "simple" way of registering a click listener using the directive is still supported.
In !4299 (merged) I added focusin
to the components GlDisclosureDropdown
and GlCollapsibleListbox
Screenshots or screen recordings
{ capture: true }
Click and focusin use cases testing Updating the value of the directive
Screen_Recording_2024-06-20_at_11.00.01
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Links, buttons, and controls have a visible focus state. -
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Related to #1995 (closed)