diff --git a/awx/ui/client/src/forms/JobTemplates.js b/awx/ui/client/src/forms/JobTemplates.js index 7d5adad1df..5d56907c88 100644 --- a/awx/ui/client/src/forms/JobTemplates.js +++ b/awx/ui/client/src/forms/JobTemplates.js @@ -228,10 +228,7 @@ export default column: 2, awPopOver: "

Provide a comma separated list of tags.

\n" + "

Tags are useful when you have a large playbook, and you want to run a specific part of a play or task.

" + - "

For example, you might have a task consisting of a long list of actions. Tag values can be assigned to each action. " + - "Suppose the actions have been assigned tag values of "configuration", "packages" and "install".

" + - "

If you just want to run the "configuration" and "packages" actions, you would enter the following here " + - "in the Job Tags field:

\n
configuration,packages
\n", + "

Consult the Ansible documentation for further details on the usage of tags.

", dataTitle: "Job Tags", dataPlacement: "right", dataContainer: "body", @@ -249,11 +246,8 @@ export default 'elementClass': 'Form-textInput', column: 2, awPopOver: "

Provide a comma separated list of tags.

\n" + - "

Tags are useful when you have a large playbook, and you want to run a specific part of a play or task.

" + - "

For example, you might have a task consisting of a long list of actions. Tag values can be assigned to each action. " + - "Suppose the actions have been assigned tag values of "configuration", "packages" and "install".

" + - "

If you just want to run the "configuration" and "packages" actions, you would enter the following here " + - "in the Job Tags field:

\n
configuration,packages
\n", + "

Skip tags are useful when you have a large playbook, and you want to skip specific parts of a play or task.

" + + "

Consult the Ansible documentation for further details on the usage of tags.

", dataTitle: "Skip Tags", dataPlacement: "right", dataContainer: "body",