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Rethink second level navigation #29
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I like a second level horizontal navigation. We used it on Map Kibera, for example http://mapkibera.org/work/ * Mikel Maron * +14152835207 @mikel s:mikelmaron
When visiting the "About", "Leadership" or "Get involved" sections we have a second level navigation menu on the right side as a block.Let this issue to be used to see if we can/want to improve this. Alternatives, I have in my head, could be a drop down navigation or a second line under the first level navigation. Both are generally more intuitive for visitors and would not take so much space away than a whole sidebar.Opinions?— |
It's not actually a second level navigation but a book outline. |
I think this is a good suggestion. By putting the navigation on the right side now it cuts down on the amount of room for the page layout of the content. |
To be done as part of a new reponsive theme #23 |
A basic implementation of the second level menu can now be reviewed on the staging site: http://www.dev.hotosm.org/about (user and password is "hotosm") |
Done. |
So @xamanu - please double check the capitalization on the second level menu; example: on the Get-Involved page, it currently reads "Emergency Mapping _ Working groups _ Jobs" - should capitalize "Groups" - think I saw another case of this somewhere else too. |
Thanks, @russdeffner! I changed this and also "Voting Members". |
When visiting the "About", "Leadership" or "Get involved" sections we have a second level navigation menu on the right side as a block.
Let this issue to be used to see if we can/want to improve this. Alternatives, I have in my head, could be a drop down navigation or a second line under the first level navigation. Both are generally more intuitive for visitors and would not take so much space away than a whole sidebar.
Opinions?
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