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Investigate the ability to close a console once rendered on a page #82

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gsamokovarov opened this issue Nov 27, 2014 · 3 comments
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@gsamokovarov
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People have showed an interest to be able to close a console, once rendered from a view or a controller action. Let's prototype an UI. I would like to avoid a key combination, so it doesn't collide with the currently running application.

@gsamokovarov gsamokovarov changed the title Investigate the ability to close the console once rendered on a page Investigate the ability to close a console once rendered on a page Nov 27, 2014
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+1, or at least a way to hide it temporarily.

Related is the fact that the console being fixed to the bottom of the viewport means that you can scroll as far down as possible, but it will still be covering some of the content at the bottom of the page. A close/minimize button would help, but you could also fix it by adding a margin-bottom or padding-bottom the same height as the console pane to the body or html element (would need to be adjusted when the pane is resized). A minor caveat is if the user already has that style set, you might need to take that into account. I'm not sure how likely it would be to break someone's styling otherwise.

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+1, I love web-console when it is needed, but I hate it when it trashes my view all the time, please add some toggle functionality, because IP filter is poor man's option, consider full-stack devs or frontend guys, we all work on localhost in development.

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Should be closed by #140. A new release will follow soon.

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