Add-on title sidebar can't be closed (">>" missing)

[reVoniaC]

describe the bug
Since this morning, the add-on side panel (on the right) that shows the table of contents can't be closed. The ">>" icon which should appear on hover can't be found.
I may have accidentally pressed a hotkey by accident when I was moving my PC between rooms.

expected behaviour
The side panel (on the right) should be able to open and close by clicking the ">>" or "<<" icon which appears on hover, just like the menu sidebar (on the left).

screenshots
This is how the my side panel (on the right) looks like on hover. I hovered everywhere within the panel but the ">>" icon isn't showing.

This is what should happen: a "<<" icon that appears on hover and can close the sidebar/panel.

platform
Windows 10 Home 19043.

[salamijason]

same thing for me as well. except the top section of the table of contents seems to be covered by the titlebar?

i've tried disabling integrated titlebar and disabling and re-enabling outliner. this happens when the app is in full screen as well.

[ayush729p]

Can confirm, I'm facing the same issue. I hope this gets fixed soon.
In the meanwhile, you can use "CTRL + Shift + \ " to toggle the outliner right sidebar.

PS: its "CTRL + \ " for the default left side bar from notion.

[DavidJoyDong]

Same for me, and I think that is a bug.
I guess it was sheltered by the Notion's title bar.

[Apolsus]

Here is a solution:
First step: find the npm root of your node by typing npm root -g in the terminal, which is '/Users/amadeus/.nvm/versions/node/v16.7.0/lib/node_modules/' for me

Second setp: modify the file '/Your npm path/notion-enhancer/mods/side-panel/app.css'，change line 15 to :top: 37px;

Finally : restart your notion.

[dragonwocky]

note: the filepath for the file you need to edit will be different if you are using notion-repackaged (which you should be - it has some important extra patches that aren't in the npm version yet).

you will find the enhancer in your Notion Enhanced/resources/app/embedded_enhancer folder - e.g. on windows it would probably be in C:\Users\YourName\AppData\Local\Programs\Notion Enhanced, on macOS it would be /Applications/Notion Enhanced

[reVoniaC]

@l782993610 Works perfectly, thanks so much!
@dragonwocky Thanks for the info!