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Cosmetic Bug: no ☰ menu shown on very slim screens #1077

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ITServ-DE opened this issue Jul 25, 2019 · 1 comment
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Cosmetic Bug: no ☰ menu shown on very slim screens #1077

ITServ-DE opened this issue Jul 25, 2019 · 1 comment
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duplicate priority:low Low Priority TheHive4 TheHive4 related issues UX

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OS version (server) Ubuntu
OS version (client) Windows 7
TheHive version / git hash 3.4.0-RC2
Package Type DEB
Browser Chrome, IE 11

Problem Description

on very slim screens, when the menu bar is no longer shown, a "hamburger" symbol (☰) should be displayed to show the user where to access the menu

Steps to Reproduce

  1. horizontally shrink the window size until the navbar collapses
  2. see nothing. See no ☰. You have to guess where the menu is.

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@ITServ-DE ITServ-DE changed the title Cosmetic Bug: no "hamburger"menu shown on very slim screens Cosmetic Bug: no ☰ menu shown on very slim screens Jul 25, 2019
@nadouani nadouani added priority:low Low Priority UX labels Aug 20, 2019
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nadouani commented Nov 8, 2020

Fixed in #1290

@nadouani nadouani added duplicate TheHive4 TheHive4 related issues labels Nov 8, 2020
@nadouani nadouani closed this as completed Nov 8, 2020
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