When you’re subscribed to a lot of communities it creates a massive list down the side of the page. This leaves a TON of white space. Is there a way to collapse those menus by default to allow for a shorter cleaner looking page?
When you’re subscribed to a lot of communities it creates a massive list down the side of the page. This leaves a TON of white space. Is there a way to collapse those menus by default to allow for a shorter cleaner looking page?
I don’t know enough css to know exactly what is going on here just from a glance. However, if it would make your life easier if there was a new css class on something that you could target, that is easy enough to add, just let us know.
Hello !
I don’t know a lot about CSS. But I what I was trying to do was : putting the side bar before the mainbar, with the same width as the main ; and hiding / showing it with an interaction (here hover a rectangle shown above the main bar).
A proper way to do it would certainly be having a page template that has a sidebar hide/show checkbox (or in HTML
<details>,<summary>etc…), but this would mean a slightly different page layout (and as non-front-end dev I think I’m not the right person to ask ahah).