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Bulk Tagger: Move "Create subject" affordance to bottom of menu options scroll container
Describe the problem that you'd like solved
Our bulk subject tagging tool allows librarians to search for existing tags and create new tags. The affordance for creating new tags is initially hidden until some text is added to the search input. When it is visible, it is pinned to the bottom of the bulk tagger, below the scroll container that holds the subject options.
Since all menu options may not be visible on the screen at once, and the "Create subject" affordance is essentially always present at the bottom of the bulk tagger, it is very easy for librarians to create a subject that is already represented by a menu option.
Proposal & Constraints
Move the "Create subject" affordance to the bottom of the scroll container which holds the menu options. This will force people to look at each available menu option before being able to create a new subject, and will hopefully prevent folks from creating a subject that already exists.
Existing visibility rules for the "Create subject" affordance should remain unchanged: If the subject search input is empty, the affordance should be hidden.
Additional context
The root element of the "Create subject" affordance has class create-new-subject-tag. This should be moved into the container that has class selection-container.
The bulk tagger is rendered client-side by the renderBulkTagger function, here.
The affordance should look the same after it is moved the the new container. If any CSS changes are needed, they should be made to this file.
For reference, the "Create subject" affordance is labeled as "Create Tag Buttons" in the below image:
Stakeholders
Hey! I would like to work on this, do I have to create a draft PR to get it assigned?
