This is pretty cool! Looks like it can be excellent for accessibility purposes. Nice work! This reminds me to download Alexa on my Raspberry Pi. 

The Live API may not be working as expected. I tried to write the input in a few ways but they're all being sent as bad requests. All other API calls seem to be fine, this one may need fixing by someo...

There may be an easier way to do this, but one option could be to use a quick JavaScript override to move the help menu above another item. Here is an example:$("#global_nav_dashboard_link").parent()....

Look at what  @jperkins  wrote below, I think his syntax would work best in your case then (I actually learned something new through his reply)

I haven't been able to replicate this particular issue on our instance, tried a few things. When you search for the individual user, do you see one or two? For example, if you get rid of the page para...

The Live API may not be working as expected. I tried to write the input in a few ways but they're all being sent as bad requests. All other API calls seem to be fine, this one may need fixing by someo...

Does the popup appear after an event? E.g. Is it after you click a button? Or after something loads?If it's after a button click, then you can probably tie it to an event listener on the button click.<!-- -->...

Sorry for the delay. 50581462‌ made a good point about seeing if the DOM elements actually exists after the page loads or if it gets created after the popup is triggered. Running the code before the p...

When you open up the JS Console, do you see any errors? If you do, can you post them?Does the JS override file have the document.ready function?&nbsp;Should look like this:$(document).ready(function(){<!-- -->});‍...

Yeah, that should do it.&nbsp;Depending on on how you want that displayed, you may want to enter a space or something, because .append won't do it for you.You may have already been there, but I'll still le...