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Improve visibility of "Save Changes" for Instance Settings #5280

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joepavitt opened this issue Mar 10, 2025 · 0 comments
Open

Improve visibility of "Save Changes" for Instance Settings #5280

joepavitt opened this issue Mar 10, 2025 · 0 comments
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area:frontend For any issues that require work in the frontend/UI size:S - 2 Sizing estimation point task A piece of work that isn't necessarily tied to a specific Epic or Story.
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2.16

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When making changes to the settings of an Instance, the "save changes" button is hidden by a scroll, and so it's not always clear that a "Save" action is required before navigating away.

This task is to track the movement of the "Save" actions inline with the Settings header on the right-hand side.

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@joepavitt joepavitt added area:frontend For any issues that require work in the frontend/UI size:S - 2 Sizing estimation point task A piece of work that isn't necessarily tied to a specific Epic or Story. labels Mar 10, 2025
@joepavitt joepavitt added this to the 2.16 milestone Mar 10, 2025
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