Closed bwhet closed 7 years ago
Also, whatever LocalNavigation is set to overrides anything entered in contentWidth. How about:
Question #1: What happens if ContentWidth is Full but Navigation is Basic? Probably just treat that as an error state and don't snow the nav at all. Or, if foundation columns don't prevent it, nav could be displayed on left. Either way.
Question #2: What happens if ContentWidth is Basic but Navigation is None? This would cause ContentWidth to act as if it were "Full" right? I reckon that's cool.
I mean, essentially that would result in three possible configurations, all really just depending on LocalNavigation.
If LocalNav is basic, ContentWidth is basic. If Localnav is collapsed or none, ContentWidth is full.
Right?
If that's the case, couldn't we do away with one of the variables and just rely on the other?
Yes.
I can't think of a need for both in the future, so I'm fine with that.
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I mean, essentially that would result in three possible configurations, all really just depending on LocalNavigation.
If LocalNav is basic, ContentWidth is basic. If Localnav is collapsed or none, ContentWidth is full.
Right?
If that's the case, couldn't we do away with one of the variables and just rely on the other?
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Woah.
I think I just replied to the email and my reply got added as a comment.
My dreams are coming true.
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I mean, essentially that would result in three possible configurations, all really just depending on LocalNavigation.
If LocalNav is basic, ContentWidth is basic. If Localnav is collapsed or none, ContentWidth is full.
Right?
If that's the case, couldn't we do away with one of the variables and just rely on the other?
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@bwhet it even has an email icon next to your name to indicate that the response came from mail.
I am a big dummy, too.
It's weird, though, because remember I specifically asked whether it would support comments via email -- and it didn't look like it did at first.
Awesome.
Sorry to junk up the thread.
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This is done!
The ContentWidth variable isn't used anywhere in the new template. LocalNavigation can be "basic", "collapsed", or "none". Basic collapses on mobile.
Currently contentWidth="full" and LocalNavigation = 'none' means that the navigation gets put at the top of the page... But I don't see any way to have a full width page with no navigation at all.