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Fix overlapping menus/cards #33
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I think option 1 and having the menus closed would be the best approach. Personally, I think we don't want that much focus to be on the menus and with them exposed, they take up a lot of space. |
My vote is also for option 1. However, it probably makes sense to keep the menu that is in focus exposed, eg. if I'm looking at the "DIY Gardner" resource, "Food & Gardening" and "Gardening" can shrink up, I probably want to see related DIY Gardner resources by default. To compensate for the exposed nav, we can shrink the overall point size, and I can adjust the z-index so that the nav always appears overtop any exposed popover: |
Yeah, shrinking it looks cleaner and like I mentioned to you yesterday..the nav wasn't supposed to be the focus. We want users to navigate the map via the zoom/scrolling of the canvas. I think with the nav larger, it is too prominent and over powers all the work that went into the map itself. |
Exactly. Let's also reduce the size of the nav-blocks and font-size. We can make box-width closer to 200px, and reduce the vertical padding to make the overall footprint smaller. |
!m @chelseaerdner @cameronscott137 I turned off the nav because it was so distracting while trying to work on the map itself. I forgot to turn it back on! 🙀 |
I'm not sure what the best UI solution is here. Two options:
Option 1 is probably the easiest to implement.
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