> I wonder why something that I need is apparently disabled That is also bad. It's not a choice between two bad things. > I can't even find an option because

> I wonder why something that I need is apparently disabled That is also bad. It's not a choice between two bad things. > I can't even find an option because it is being presented in a way that doesn't remotely resemble something that should trigger an action. Then we should not do that either! One solution is obvious links, which are known to trigger events, for secondary and/or tertiary actions. The list of buttons in the examples is not good. - More space doesn't address the problem (and after some amount of space it stops being a single "list of buttons" as opposed to multiple buttons strewn across the interface). - An ellipsis does signal a confirmation, but that is not the problem being addressed. - The buttons already have different colors in the "before" images. That is how the problem is presented.