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A few days ago, a bar appeared on the left side of the display titled Site Navigation . It appeared on no other forums, so I assume that it ...
- 10-31-2008 #1Linux Engineer
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Site navigation sidebar -- new?
Hi.
A few days ago, a bar appeared on the left side of the display titled Site Navigation. It appeared on no other forums, so I assume that it is an artifact of this forum.
I looked around in the settings, but I didn't see any mention of it.
I'd like to turn it off because it squeezes the display of useful information too much on most of the monitors I use.
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- 10-31-2008 #2forum.guy
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Hello, drl
Yes, it's a new item that has recently been added to the forums. I don't think there is any way to turn it off in your user control panel. However, you can use the Adblock Plus: Element Hiding Helper extension (for Firefox) to easily remove this and any other elements that get in the way of your surfing:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/4364
Thanks for the feedback.oz
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- 10-31-2008 #3
I have to say that I like the sidebar, but then I browse at a resolution that it looks really good at. It makes it nice and easy to navigate round. Maybe an option in the control panel to turn it off would be good compromise for people at a lower resolution.
Keep up the good work guys. Have a
- 10-31-2008 #4
I am glad I am not the only one who dislikes the panel.
It takes a considerable amount of space on my small monitor and because I read from left to right, it interrupts the "readflow", too.
Please make it optional.
Thanks, I will give Adblock a try.
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- 10-31-2008 #5
I'm not a fan of it either. ozar, thanks for the heads up on the element hiding extension. It doesn't actually *remove* the sidebar, however. It simply hides it from view, and the forum threads are still squished to the right.
I also think this sidebar should be optional, if the technology exists in vBulletin.Registered Linux user #270181
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- 10-31-2008 #6forum.guy
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- 10-31-2008 #7forum.guy
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- 10-31-2008 #8
Hello,
I could get rid of it with AdBlock now, so thanks for that.
PS: I am still sorry for those who can't do this. Less experienced computer users usually have older (smaller) monitors and they do not know how do work with AdBlock. So they get punished twice.Debian GNU/Linux -- You know you want it.
- 10-31-2008 #9Registered Linux user #270181
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- 10-31-2008 #10
Yes, thanks ozar. My laptop screen can't afford to give up the valuable real estate.
I also hope a disable option can be included, in the future.Paul
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