WDYT of this drop shadow? |
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Issue descriptionHi Alan, I fixed the drop shadow to the header bar to show when the content scrolls. It looks cool when the side nav is collapsed. On other pages where the side nave and content areas look more separate I think it also looks cool. We have the side nav and content area with the same background color. So when the drop shadow appears, the left corner doesn't convey the same illusion (of it being a shadow). The screen shot attached shows the little corner that I'm talking about (in roughly the middle of the picture). What do you think of it (cool/uncool)?
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Apr 12 2016
as we talked about in person: uncool unless the background color of the content area differs. if the background of the nav area differs from the content area, it's probably OK to /only/ have a shadow there, but I still think it's preferable to keep the current, whole-way-across-the-page shadow.
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Apr 12 2016
I thought it was likely to be uncool. :) It would have been better for me to ask which solution Alan prefers. My concern with doing the shadow all the way across is that the side nav doesn't scroll with the content, which may also be weird looking. A vertical shadow or line appearing between the side nav and content area might also look good.
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Apr 12 2016
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Apr 20 2016
I was forwarded this demo that operates precisely how settings should. Let me know if you can gleam anything from this: http://polymerlabs.github.io/app-layout/demo/demo6.html
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Apr 20 2016
Thanks! That's really helpful.
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May 24 2016
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Jul 6 2016
This is obsolete. We do the side nav in a different way now. |
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