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Senior Vice PresidentQ: How to add a hint popup to a TextComponent? TL;DR The title says it, details follow.
I'm having a form like
Bank: Bank of Neverland
Customer ID(?): Peter Pan

except for that it's real and the "Customer ID" is something provided by the bank. The bank may call it differently (so I change the label to e.g., "User name") and to prevent confusion, a lengthy hint may be needed. So I imagine using a question mark-like icon ((?)) popping the hint on click.
There are more fields which need a hint popup. I'd be fine with placing them elsewhere in the row.
However, the InputComponent.lbl is package-private and I can't see any way to attach the icon. I'm aware of TextComponent#hint(String hint), but it only allows for a rather short text, while we sometimes need a rather lengthy explanations (and that's not something we could change).

A: TL;DR we didn't implement that yet. Label is meant for the hint label not for that. You can probably add a? button next to the component and show a popup or just add a label below.
What you are looking for is #1 in this image taken from here:

We implemented #2 which should make implementing #1 a bit easier... At least in theory but it won't adapt to the iOS mode of the UI which looks rather different. That was the main blocker for the implementation.
As a short term solution you can just add a SpanLabel below the text component or add a question mark button next to it.
Alternatively you can enhance the error label functionality in our code to support  "helper text" which you might show as a popup on iOS or as a floating hint in the bottom of the screen there. Then submit that as a pull request to the project. You can also file an RFE we are under heavy workload so I'm not sure when we'll get around to it.
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