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Overview

The Comment Bubble wireframe exposes the variables below. Use them inside any <velt-comment-bubble-...-wireframe> tag via three forms: All variables are mapped — reference them by their short name. You do not need the componentConfig. prefix.
Naming conflicts — use full path. A few names collide with mappings used elsewhere. Inside a Comment Bubble wireframe, prefer the explicit path on the right when reading these values:

App State

App-wide values resolved from the shared global signal.

Data State

Per-bubble data: the annotation this bubble previews, the surrounding annotation list, and unread / unresolved counts.

UI State

Per-bubble UI flags driven by the bubble itself.

Feature State

Capability flags toggled at the workspace level. These are documented under the explicit globalConfigSignal.featureState.<name> path because the bare names collide with other mappings.

Common Props

Every Comment Bubble primitive accepts: Signal inputs (for parent-child component composition):
  • [componentConfigSignal] — shared config signal (annotation, selected-annotations map, unread count).
  • [parentLocalUIState] — per-instance UI state signal (darkMode, variant, shadowDom, readOnly, showAvatar, commentCountType).
The root <velt-comment-bubble> element additionally accepts attributes that map onto config and local UI state values: dark-mode, variant, show-avatar, comment-count-type, etc.

Type Reference

Types referenced by the variables above are documented in Data Models:

Subcomponents

Each subcomponent below has its own wireframe tag. The annotation root supports nested access — see CommentAnnotation for the full shape.

comment-bubble (root)

The bubble pin that previews an annotation when the user is not focused on it.
  • Public element: <velt-comment-bubble>
  • Wireframe tag: <velt-comment-bubble-wireframe>
  • Children: *-avatar, *-comments-count, *-unread-icon

comment-bubble-avatar

The avatar of the annotation’s author.
  • Public element: <velt-comment-bubble-avatar>
  • Wireframe tag: <velt-comment-bubble-avatar-wireframe>

comment-bubble-comments-count

The “N” badge showing how many comments are in the thread.
  • Public element: <velt-comment-bubble-comments-count>
  • Wireframe tag: <velt-comment-bubble-comments-count-wireframe>

comment-bubble-unread-icon

The unread-indicator dot on the bubble.
  • Public element: <velt-comment-bubble-unread-icon>
  • Wireframe tag: <velt-comment-bubble-unread-icon-wireframe>

Deeply-Nested Wireframe Tags

A separate-but-related set of primitives renders the comment pin (the small marker on the page) — distinct from the bubble (which previews the comment). Each tag below has its own <velt-comment-pin-...-wireframe> registration and reads from the same annotation context.

Comment Pin tags