Brad Ullman

looks like inline help is just a composition of an icon and a popover (or a tooltip, which really is a special kind of popover). And because it include the...

@droshev: alternatively, fiori-fundamentals should allow for consumers to "opt-in" (or opt-out) for non-classed element style

quick note here. We are currently using local CSS in fundamental-react to support popperjs see: https://github.com/SAP/fundamental-react/pull/467/files#diff-5092b9d9c20cc3cee7ff65990478aa15 It would be idea if these styles transitioned ownership to fundamental. You will need...

Additionally, the provided IE11 polyfill file *still* has CSS variables in it. First instance https://github.com/SAP/fundamental/blob/develop/dist/fiori-fundamentals-ie11.css#L2090 and plenty more...

IE11 support is a *requirement* for fiori3.

@xak That is not addressing the issue that was brought up here - the `fiori-fundamentals-ie11.css` you are distributing contains raw CSS vars that cannot be processed by IE11 You should...

If you want your users to *only* use the calendar control and not the input field, you need to use an alternate method for blocking text input - read-only has...

There is also an accessibility concern here. `readonly` is announced by screen readers and other assistive technologies. If you are allowing editing via the datepicker when it is set readonly,...

@aliazizi - fee free to open a PR that adds a column to the existing readme.md table.

@littlemoonstones does this effect import/export data?