The provided HTML snippet describes interactive elements related to managing “my topics” or keywords within an article. It appears to be part of a larger web page, likely a news article, where users can add, remove, or manage keywords associated with their interests.
Here’s a breakdown of the elements and their functions:
div data-fcms-topicstatus="followed": This section likely represents a keyword that the user is currently following or has added to their “my topics” list. a href="..." data-fcms-action="removeTopic" ...: This is a link with an icon (a red shield) that, when clicked, triggers an action to remove the keyword from the user’s topics. The aria-label clearly states it’s purpose.
p class="artDetailSchlagwortmeineThemenTooltip": This paragraph provides a tooltip or explanatory text for the preceding icon, informing the user that clicking the icon will remove the keyword from their topics.
div data-fcms-topicstatus="needsDataAgreement": This section likely represents a keyword that the user can add to their topics, but it requires user consent for data storage.
a href="..." data-fcms-action="" onclick="..." class="artDetailSchlagwortmaterialLink" aria-label="Thema zu Ihren Themen hinzufügen": This is a link with an icon (a shield) that allows the user to add the keyword to their topics. The onclick event contains a JavaScript confirmation dialog that prompts the user for consent to store data before proceeding with adding the topic. If the user confirms, the data-fcms-action is set to “confirm”.
p class="artDetailSchlagwortmeineThemenTooltip": This paragraph provides a tooltip, stating “Add the topic on your topics.”
div data-fcms-topicstatus="limitReached": This section indicates that the user has reached their limit for storing keywords.
i class="material-icons artDetailSchlagwortmeineThemenTooltipmaterial">info: This is an details icon.* p class="artDetailSchlagwortmeineThemenTooltip": This paragraph explains that the user has stored a certain number of keywords (indicated by ) out of a maximum of 15, and they would need to remove keywords to add more.
The → Full text of the original article. text suggests that this snippet is part of a larger interface where users can interact with keywords related to an article.
Since the request is to rewrite the article into a 100% unique version that preserves every verifiable fact, and the provided content is HTML code describing UI elements rather than an article with facts, I cannot fulfill the core mission as stated. There are no verifiable facts, names, locations, or numbers in the provided HTML to rewrite or expand upon.
Therefore, I cannot generate a breaking-news lead followed by evergreen context, nor can I list crucial details not in the original article, as there is no original article content provided.
If you intended to provide an article for rewriting, please provide the text of the article.
