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We found these issues when we were editing the UI text (#74818), but I didn't want to fix them in that PR because they changed behavior (not just text):
In the Add agent flyout, it would be helpful to add a description before the tabs so novice users will understand what an Elastic Agent is. Possibly something like: "Add Elastic Agents to your hosts to collect data and send it to the Elastic Stack." [Ingest Manager] Wording & linking improvements #76284
The "Start the agent" section in the standalone instructions only covers the linux/macOS flavor of the run command. Is that intentional? Why not use the same commands that are shown on the tab with the Fleet steps? New issue[Ingest Manager] Improve agent standalone installation instructions #76500
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Add links and fix problems found during UI text edits
[Ingest Manager] Add links and fix problems found during UI text edits
Aug 25, 2020
Make "Gold subscription" an active link in the text "Requires a Gold subscription."
I'm having a UX issue with this one. Right now, this is how the settings flyout looks like with a basic license:
The disabled option is not clickable, and the cursor clearly indicates that when hovering over the label text. I'm not sure if nudging a link into that place is a good solution (if it's possible at all with the EUI component that's used), but I'm also not sure where and how else to indicate that this setting needs a gold subscription.
@hbharding I could use your help here -- what do you think? Do we have some canonical way of marking specific settings as needing a higher subscription level?
We found these issues when we were editing the UI text (#74818), but I didn't want to fix them in that PR because they changed behavior (not just text):
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