Their intranet sitemap may be complex because they're thinking in terms of
how their organization works, its processes, and how it's divided. It's
normal for organizations to want the same structure they have on the real
world to be exactly the same on the intranet, but that doesn't make any
se
I'm having trouble with this because my main application is an intranet.
There sitemap is complex, yet some modules by themselves would warrant a
nested menu.
Currently I'm getting by using buttons, tabs, and dropdowns, but a nested
menu would be the fastest way to navigate the site. The mobile
The good alternative to 3rd level menus is to actually rethink your website
and how you present the information. 3rd levels menus happen mostly due to
laziness, not wanting to make choices and having everything in the menu.
The menu is NOT a sitemap and not everything needs to be accessed via th
What good alternatives are to third-level menus? I've seen side menus used
instead, but having two menus feels weird on a desktop.
On Monday, April 4, 2016 at 3:20:59 AM UTC-5, Leonel Câmara wrote:
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> 3rd level menus are not a very good feature nowadays because they trully
> suck on mobile in t
3rd level menus are not a very good feature nowadays because they trully
suck on mobile in terms of layout. Bootstrap being a mobile first css
framework quite rightly got rid of them. Systems with 3rd level menus are
also traditionally based on hover which also doesn't exist on mobile. You
shou
On Sunday, April 3, 2016 at 2:47:40 AM UTC-7, lucas wrote:
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> what could be their reason to get rid of a good function or feature?
>
Perhaps conflict with some other feature they thought more important?
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On Friday, April 1, 2016 at 2:37:11 PM UTC-7, lucas wrote:
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> yeah probably, cuz when i upgraded an app, i usually kept the same css and
> js and such. so i thought i would over write them from example after i
> copied my old app over. not a good idea.
>
> so really, are we getting rid of more
yeah probably, cuz when i upgraded an app, i usually kept the same css and
js and such. so i thought i would over write them from example after i
copied my old app over. not a good idea.
so really, are we getting rid of more than 2 levels in the menu? or is
that just temporary? lucas
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On Friday, April 1, 2016 at 12:47:37 PM UTC-7, lucas wrote:
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> still no one to weigh in on this one? am i the only one? i feel so
> lonely and i am not sure what to do with myself. sorry, just kidding.
> lucas
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There were some bootstrap changes where nested menus were no longer
supported
bootstrap since v3 doesn't support anything past the 2nd level menu.
On Friday, April 1, 2016 at 9:47:37 PM UTC+2, lucas wrote:
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> still no one to weigh in on this one? am i the only one? i feel so
> lonely and i am not sure what to do with myself. sorry, just kidding.
> lucas
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still no one to weigh in on this one? am i the only one? i feel so lonely
and i am not sure what to do with myself. sorry, just kidding. lucas
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