Ben Guhin Delphine

This is true! It would be awesome to work with them directly on how to format their content so it's more accessible and available (e.g., content APIs)

@ohsk I like this direction a lot.

I agree that the reversed-out type seems harder to read but it does help create clearer contrast between the tooltip and the rest of the page. Yet the heavy weight...

@designlanguage I think for the inline usecase we may be better off underlining the term in a way that distinguishes it as a defined term but doesn't look like a...

@kurzn I totally agree. That said, we could have very long pages if we try to detail everything that people should _not_ do :) I think the rules for the...

Similar to @Scotchester's [comment about tooltips](https://github.com/cfpb/design-manual/issues/139#issuecomment-136483183), I don't think we should standardize the use of minicons instead of text for the name of each tab. Iconography and hover states are...

Those are really good points @schaferjh and @Scotchester – it seems like it's best to not shorten the URLs. If the user doesn't want to type in a super-long URL,...

I want to challenge the assumption that the print styles should be grayscale. Some people use the Print function to save the page as a PDF, and other people will...

:heart: the term "tag-like object" The gray outline on the tags in the the dribble example is helpful because it allows them to be used over a gray background