No, hiding sidebar toggle button under your logo is NOT a good idea.
Think about it from user’s POV: user needs to open a sidebar. They start to look for an icon that looks like a sidebar. How would they discover it under your logo? Only by accident. Users can’t click icons they don’t see.
Thanks nurikolan for reporting this.
1. I see a control (chevron in this case)
2. I start moving my mouse towards it, planning to use
3. I finally reach it. It was hard, because it is small
So why, at the moment when I finally there, would you replace it with an entirely different one? What do you think I was moving towards? How am I supposed to know?
Thanks Michaela for the video
@hover Looks like ns1.hover.com and ns2.hover.com are very sick. Lots of timeouts over the last two hours:
Grumpy Website
Steve Jamesroot@orac:~# dig @ns1.hover.com mail.junkomatic.net
;; communications error to 216.40.47.26#53: timed out
;; communications error to 216.40.47.26#53: timed out
^C⏎ root@orac:~# dig @ns2.hover.com mail.junkomatic.net
;; communications error to 64.98.148.13#53: timed out
The song is playing, but where’s pause? User can’t press the button they can’t see!
Image from https://t.me/turulin_log/168
(you need to hover the artwork square)
⚡️ Mycopunk just landed a major update: all five regions can now spawn procedurally while classic levels stay available, runs feel WAY more WILD and less repetitive.
They added the Blitseg Hover Bike (boost + first/third‑person camera), reworked mission structure, packed in new side ops and POIs (some only on procedural maps), and changed enemy movement so foes can tunnel to you instead of teleporting. Heavy weapons now drop from selec...
... are invisible. You see an email that you already know what to do with, but you don’t see the button to do it! First, you have to hover, then locate where the button appears, and only then move again to click it. So it doesn’t help as much as you’d think.
Is it worth the visual noise and flickering that it produces? For me—no.
Using CSS Animations as State Machines to Remember Focus and Hover States With CSS Only, by @patrickbrosset:
I discovered this CSS-only trick to store the past <code>:focus</code> or <code>:hover</code> state of any element. Without JavaScript, you can style elements depending on whether they were ever focused or hovered. Here's how it works.
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