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Admin menu UX improvements: persist open/fold state of sections #644

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denny opened this issue Oct 10, 2020 · 0 comments
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Admin menu UX improvements: persist open/fold state of sections #644

denny opened this issue Oct 10, 2020 · 0 comments
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help wanted Can you help with this? html / css Involves HTML and/or CSS javascript Involves JavaScript code, or webpacker etc main app DEPRECATED: main_app before the core plugin refactor (was: 'core' stuff that isn't in plugins)

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denny commented Oct 10, 2020

Currently the admin sidebar menu opens all sections on each page load. It should remember which sections you have closed and which you have left open, and restore that state on each page load.

(I did have some JavaScript code in earlier versions which tried to do this, but it turned out to be so horrifically buggy that I eventually removed it. JavaScript is not my strong point.) 😄
@denny denny added help wanted Can you help with this? html / css Involves HTML and/or CSS javascript Involves JavaScript code, or webpacker etc main app DEPRECATED: main_app before the core plugin refactor (was: 'core' stuff that isn't in plugins) labels Oct 10, 2020
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