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Your Discourse is currently using the ‘legacy’ navigation menu which will be removed in the first beta release of Discourse 3.2. Migrate to the new navigation menu by updating your navigation menu site setting to ‘sidebar’ or ‘header dropdown’.
The fact I can dismiss this sidebar with a click on the hamburger menu icon is nice. But it then comes back the next day after the browser clears cookies and I log out. Do I now need cookies enabled for this forum? Or is there another way I can “hide by default”?
Surprising bonus of this change… have now spotted the keyboard shortcuts menu. Handy.
@jesus2099 you seem to be describing modern design. Adding more clicks for no reason.
I find the new menu weird as there is nothing on there I ever click on. So I find myself only clicking on Hide all the time. Really wish it would hide by default. I thought that was the original point of those hamburger menus.
I often click this sidebar hamburger instead of the MeB logo (to get back to my homepage).
It makes targetting the topmost used-to-be-leftmost big header homepage link logo, more difficult.
@yvanzo what do you think, could we change to header drop down, now that we experienced with sidebar?
Hamburger button
Sidebar hamburger button is in the way of the homepage link (logo used to be leftmost icon)
Header drop down hamburger button is appropriately shown with all the other such buttons (search and user menu) (and also where it used to be, for what it’s worth)
Panel
Sidebar opens/closes in a clumsy fashion, making full content scroll left to right and vice versa