rusackas commented on pull request #14486:
URL: https://github.com/apache/superset/pull/14486#issuecomment-834654966
> > It is possible to add a tooltip to the "+4..." pill to display all
remaining items?
>
> @ktmud I liked the idea. If we have few values it's easy to check the
remaining items. If we have a bunch of values the user can click on the select
and search for a specific value.
It seems that where this gets difficult is not when we're in a `+4`
situation, but when we're in a `+104` situation.
For _most_ use cases, I'd bet the select menu isn't absurdly long, and the
list of checked/selected items isn't absurdly long either. In that case,
clicking the `+𝒙` and popping open the select menu to view/add/remove items
from the selection seems perfectly acceptable.
However, with LOTS of selections from LOTS of options (let's say, cities in
the US... and you've selected 90 of them) then we have a bigger problem. For
_that_ I see multiple potential approaches:
1) When you click the `+𝒙` it opens the select menu, with two new features:
• Selected items at the top
• A search input to find a specific option to (de)select
• A tooltip on the `+𝒙` to show a lightweight list of items contained
therein
2) Leave the select menu as-is (maybe add the search anyway), but add an
interactive popover to the `+𝒙` item.
• Popover would contain the remaining list of selected values.
• Each value in that list would have a little 🅧 button next to it to remove
the selection, just like the other tag/label selections that precede the `+𝒙`
3) Both?
Not sure if this makes sense - happy to draw up wireframes if it helps
explain (perhaps with @mihir174)
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