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This is no longer applicable with the new drawer designs.
We'd like to review this against the new designs that are currently implemented as part of the Drawer system.
Thanks for all the work on this! Since we switched to the Drawer designs, though, this is no longer applicable so we're going to close this now.
With @ckrina: The admin navigation is not as likely to be edited consistently after the site is built, so we feel this can be downgraded to minor.
We're closing this issue as it works as designed. With the new Drawer designs this is no longer a UX issue. We can open a new issue if we find this to be a problem in future iterations.
This is fixed with the implementation of the drawer.
@ckrina, I reorganized tickets based on our discussion. Let me know if this looks OK or if you'd like a different format.
First, could we invert the behavior of the checkbox so Checked == On and Unchecked == Off to reduce the cognitive dissonance for the users? It feels counterintuitive to enable a checkbox to disable a feature.
Here's my suggestion for the text:
Label: "Hide Top Bar (experimental)"
Description: "The Top Bar is an experimental feature that moves common administrative information and tasks on edit forms to the top of the page. This is part of a larger push to simplify and modernize the editorial interface."
Move image styles work to its own ticket: 📌 Adjust custom navigation logo dimensions on upload Fixed
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I separated the SVG conversation here: 📌 Decide if and how we should support SVGs on the Nav Icon Active
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We need to get the design mocks for this one from Figma.
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