The sites card's header splits the disabled Create site button from its reason #322
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opened 2026-11-02 07:40:31 +00:00 by cgalo5758
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A barrier for people using assistive technology or a keyboard alone.
The Stripe mirror, checkout, subscriptions, invoices, fulfillment.
Products, prices, plan ladders, purchasability.
The Discourse integration.
The domains registry, claims, placements, the certificate ask.
Entitlement sets, rules, grants, pools, provisioning.
The Federated Wiki integration and farm sync.
Sign-in, sessions, persons, organizations, workspaces, roles.
The provider registry, outbox and webhooks in general.
Licenses, the contributor agreement, SPDX headers.
Member pages.
The repository itself, its contributing guide, CI, the tracker and the workflow.
Operator pages, forms, lists, the design system.
Deployment, configuration, migrations, workflows, instance settings.
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What happens
When a workspace is at its site limit, or its allowance cannot be read, the FedWiki sites card's header row shows three items instead of two: the count at the left, the disabled "Create site" button in the middle, and its reason ("Site limit reached", or "Site creation is unavailable right now") at the far right. At 390px the reason touches the button with no space between them.
The header is a flex row that pushes its items to the two ends (
d-flex justify-content-between,fedwiki_sites.htmlline 43). The disabled control part's visible variant (ui_disabled_control.html, the branchAsVisibleselects) renders the button and its reason as two sibling elements, so the row treats them as two items. In a plan card, the variant's other caller, the card's body is a column, and the reason stacks under the button as intended.What should happen
The disabled button and its reason stay together as one item wherever the part renders them, and the header keeps the count at the left and the control at the right, as it does when creation is allowed.
Where
The
Visiblebranch ofinternal/embeds/templates/partials/ui_disabled_control.html; the header row ofinternal/integrations/fedwiki/templates/fedwiki_sites.html;SitesData.CreateControlininternal/integrations/fedwiki/web/partials.go.Steps
A member whose workspace holds as many active FedWiki sites as its allowance opens the dashboard. The sites card's header shows the count, the disabled "Create site" in the middle of the row, and "Site limit reached" at the far right.
Why it matters
The reason is the one explanation a member gets for why they cannot create a site. Set apart from its button at the row's far end, it reads as an unrelated status rather than the reason the button is disabled.