Sarah Rambacher

I believe this is the answer - the styling for the open state comes from the header tools item. https://github.com/patternfly/patternfly/issues/4563#issuecomment-999715799 This is the comment attempting to explain that, but maybe...

> `Should we show that the spinner can go in the content, or only show it in the progress element? Do we want the progress element to work like this?`...

I updated the color to use `currentcolor` and apply it only to `__content`, and also moved the status modifiers into just the `__content` rather than `__content` and `__progress` since they...

I think that a good approach for this would be something similar to what bulma does - a container that holds any icon (or the spinner) and maintains consistent sizing...

As noted above, known solutions trying to maintain a background image on an input while Chrome autocomplete removes it have all stopped working. At this point, the only known solution...

As @mcoker notes, the original design called for horizontal scroll. If we just change the `min-width` of a chip, then they don't excessively shrink down, and the scroll kicks in....

> My initial reaction is that - as is - there are very few visual clues that the list of chips is scrollable and that there are some chips out...

> I think that's an interesting idea @srambach . We do something similar with horizontal navigation menus. But how does the user interact to scroll it? Is it a keyboard...

An idea with the "more" chip stuck to the end of the chip group and using a gradient to indicate there is something to scroll. https://codepen.io/srambach/pen/eYMMoYb?editors=1100

In the codepen example, to make the overflow chip sticky, I've selected the last chip. However, if there isn't an overflow chip, it would just select the last one to...