Hi ABM gurus,
Maybe someone has already accomplish it, if not... less try it...
When you create a TopNavigationBar, you have a choice to either have a SideBarMenu or not. If you chose to have one, and keep the ZDepth values, the vertical SideBar takes precedence over the Horizontal NavigationBar. If you decide to "flatten" the sidebar, then a small gap in the Horizontal NavigationBar is visible, and it makes apparent that the default heigth of the NavigationBar is NOT the same as the "left over" placeholder were we usually place the left most thingys.
So I decided that I would prefer to go with a Floating container... and yet keep the Vertical SideBar for menus and such... but again, it takes precedence over the floating container... wich is kinda logic....
So I was wondering If a vertical floating container could be used to mimic a side bar... or if the sidebar could be "placed" under the top floating container?
Maybe someone has already accomplish it, if not... less try it...
When you create a TopNavigationBar, you have a choice to either have a SideBarMenu or not. If you chose to have one, and keep the ZDepth values, the vertical SideBar takes precedence over the Horizontal NavigationBar. If you decide to "flatten" the sidebar, then a small gap in the Horizontal NavigationBar is visible, and it makes apparent that the default heigth of the NavigationBar is NOT the same as the "left over" placeholder were we usually place the left most thingys.
So I decided that I would prefer to go with a Floating container... and yet keep the Vertical SideBar for menus and such... but again, it takes precedence over the floating container... wich is kinda logic....
So I was wondering If a vertical floating container could be used to mimic a side bar... or if the sidebar could be "placed" under the top floating container?
