#3331 tooltip sizing correction - [NL]

[CocoByte]

Ticket 3331

Resolves #3331

Changes

• The css for the old tooltip fix is targeting a css class that no longer exists. I have updated it so that tooltip styling targets elements under class ".usa-table" (which essentially applies the tooltip adjustments to all of our tables, if they have tooltips. This scope might be prematurely large. However, the narrow scope earlier has proven brittle, and all of our tables would currently need this styling if we added tooltips to them. I think this is more robust, but I am open to debate about scoping down tooltip styling.)

Context for reviewers

Setup

Code Review Verification Steps

Go to /domains (org model) and home / (non-org-model) and verify that the tooltips now size correctly for both tables.

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• New pages have been added to .pa11yci file so that they will be tested with our automated accessibility testing
• Checked keyboard navigability
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• Checked keyboard navigability
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🥳 Successfully deployed to developer sandbox nl.

[rachidatecs]

I would give the tooltips their own class: usa-tooltip--fit-in-table or such

That way you're not reliant on a parent class, and your targeting is still narrow. Not all tables are wrapped with the responsive div wrapper (members and member domains are not)