Navigation strip: support request 611095

Jul 12, 2006 09:13

Support request 611095:

No mechanism exists for permanently disabling the navigation strip

I'm aware of how to remove the navigation strip on my own journal. I've read FAQ 264, so pointing me at it once more won't be helpful.

I've read the recent post over in suggestions about how the existence or non-existence of the navigation bar doesn't respect ( Read more... )

using lj

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trav28 July 12 2006, 08:27:18 UTC
I have just spent ten minutes trying to do this...managed it in the end as I clicked the wrong link thing at the top. Not very user friendly really.

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johncoxon July 12 2006, 08:50:17 UTC
You can disable it on all your pages except for those on which a friend wants the navbar. For instance, the_major's journal has navbars on it because that's the way she has set her preferences.

It is a minor annoyance.

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dougs July 12 2006, 09:01:16 UTC
Your first paragraph is entirely correct.

Your second is not. It's a major annoyance, not least because (as you may have spotted) I often read LJ from a handheld device with a small screen. It severely compromises the browsing experience.

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johncoxon July 12 2006, 09:02:00 UTC
I can see how it would be if you do access it from other platforms.

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ang_grrr July 12 2006, 09:08:45 UTC
I didn't realise that Doug. I've now switched that option off.

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coalescent July 12 2006, 09:20:55 UTC
Switching it off seems to break my journal style when viewed in Safari (but not, bizarrely, in IE). However, I think the bar is more annoying than the brokenness ...

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nmg July 12 2006, 09:34:05 UTC
Yes, clicking the link labelled "remove this message" also removes the link that lets you change your settings to remove the accursed navbar. *Not* a good bit of UI design.

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trav28 July 12 2006, 09:37:29 UTC
Ah, so I wasn't the only person to fall for that chestnut!

It's a big bag of toss imho.

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