Fix hover issue with ButtonWithDropdownMenu

[narefyev91]

Details

The split button should have hover zones that line up with the two button areas that are split by a border

Fixed Issues

$ #39020
PROPOSAL:

Tests

Pre-condition - user has add card to be able to pay with it

1. Click on fab > send money
2. enter amount and click next
3. select a user and go to confirmation page
4. Hover on right and left sides of the button - verify that hover is separated by divider

• Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

Pre-condition - user has add card to be able to pay with it

1. Click on fab > send money
2. enter amount and click next
3. select a user and go to confirmation page
4. Hover on right and left sides of the button - verify that hover is separated by divider

QA Steps

Pre-condition - user has add card to be able to pay with it

1. Click on fab > send money
2. enter amount and click next
3. select a user and go to confirmation page
4. Hover on right and left sides of the button - verify that hover is separated by divider

• Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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Screenshots/Videos

Android: Native

android.mov

Android: mWeb Chrome

android-web.mov

iOS: Native

ios.mov

iOS: mWeb Safari

ios-web.mov

MacOS: Chrome / Safari

web.mov

MacOS: Desktop

desktop.mov

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[narefyev91]

@shawnborton pushed a fix

[shawnborton]

Just to clarify, I think it is possible to have a split button that is in size large. Can you confirm that both medium (regular) and large sizes work well for this button type? cc @Expensify/design for extra eyes too.

[shawnborton]

For example, the send confirmation page uses a large size.

[dannymcclain]

Yup—I think ideally we would have all our sizes/variants for the split button (though I don't think we have any actual use cases for small split buttons or danger split buttons yet).

[dannymcclain]

But regarding this specific PR, the split button on a report preview (which I believe is medium) and in the send money confirmation (large) are both looking good. 👍

[narefyev91]

@shawnborton and @dannymcclain - based on all info above - what should we do? Just leave as we have now - for split button right side will be medium and it's looks good.
Or we integrate right button and hover state for both medium and large (seems small is not needed for now).
Just let me know - what will work for you.

[shawnborton]

I think ideally we implement the correct split button styling across small, medium, and large.

@narefyev91 can you take a look at the split buttons here and see if that is enough guidance?

[shawnborton]

Though I guess if small doesn't exist anywhere yet, maybe no need to build it now.

[narefyev91]

I think ideally we implement the correct split button styling across small, medium, and large.

@narefyev91 can you take a look at the split buttons here and see if that is enough guidance?

Sure thing - will re-visit medium and large and build them based on figma

[narefyev91]

@shawnborton @dannymcclain - updated based on the design. Also fixed icon size - which was not reflecting based on large/medium sizes

[shawnborton]

Looks pretty good to me - mind showing a quick video of the hover styles too for posterity? Thanks!

[narefyev91]

Looks pretty good to me - mind showing a quick video of the hover styles too for posterity? Thanks!

Sure!

Screen.Recording.2024-03-28.at.18.32.38.mov

[shawnborton]

Sorry, but can you also show the medium hover styles? I think that button can be found when going to pay for a request.

Also, you can probably just show examples right from Storybook, right?

[narefyev91]

Sorry, but can you also show the medium hover styles? I think that button can be found when going to pay for a request.

Also, you can probably just show examples right from Storybook, right?

Screen.Recording.2024-03-28.at.21.11.18.mov

[narefyev91]

@shawnborton are we good to go here?

[shawnborton]

Nice, that looks good to me, let's get this merged.

[narefyev91]

@akinwale can you please review this one

[akinwale]

I'll review today.

[akinwale]

@narefyev91 Please add a verify step to the test steps. In this case, it would be to verify that the hover effect displays correctly when the user hovers the button.

[narefyev91]

@narefyev91 Please add a verify step to the test steps. In this case, it would be to verify that the hover effect displays correctly when the user hovers the button.

updated

[akinwale]

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Screenshots/Videos

Android: Native

39054-android-native.mp4

Android: mWeb Chrome

39054-android-chrome.mp4

iOS: Native

39054-ios-native.mp4

iOS: mWeb Safari

39054-ios-safari.mp4

MacOS: Chrome / Safari

39054-web-hover.mp4

39054-web-click.mp4

MacOS: Desktop

39054-desktop-hover.mp4

39054-desktop-click.mp4

[akinwale]

LGTM.

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