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The right sidebar pushed at the bottom of the page
Hi,
My sidebar (the one with the feeds list) doesn't float right, instead it is pushed to the bottom of the page.
It results in a very long scrollbar, and I have to scroll down to select a specific feed.
About the feed list, I talked to you about a filter feature, what could be good is also a display feature. For instance after the unread feeds you could put an eye on which we would click to display or not a particular feed in a category.
Thank you for your great job.
My sidebar (the one with the feeds list) doesn't float right, instead it is pushed to the bottom of the page.
It results in a very long scrollbar, and I have to scroll down to select a specific feed.
About the feed list, I talked to you about a filter feature, what could be good is also a display feature. For instance after the unread feeds you could put an eye on which we would click to display or not a particular feed in a category.
Thank you for your great job.
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Inappropriate?We have heard of this happen when users have a zoom level different from 0. Can you please go to the firefox menu and reset the zoom level to 0 please?
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this solves the problem
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Inappropriate?I did so, I don't know why I changed it on feedly. Thanks.
What about the feed display feature ?
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This solves the problem
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Could you please try to explain a little more in detail what you mean for that? I am not sure I understand. An example might help.
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Inappropriate?In the sidebar you have your feeds, and by default in a category, all the unread feeds are displayed. I'd like to chose wich feed I can display or not. In my IT category, there are sites I like to read every day and some other I like to read only if I have time. A display feature, just near each feed in the sidebar, would solve my issue (which is absolutely not an emergency, I would prefer to see filters first ;) )
Is it clearer ?1 Comment Add a comment
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Yes Clearer. Are you familiar with the feedly favorite concept? If you go to the organize sources/dashboard, you will see next to each feed a little start. If you click on that star, you will mark a feed as favorite. There are two benefits to that: the feeds which are marked as favorite bubble up on the top of the category page. This also increases the chance that the articles of that feeds are selected for the cover and digest. Can you please try to play with that concept and see if it addresses your requirements (at least partially)
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Inappropriate?It already does, it was just an an extra classification, bundles in the categories would probably be even better.
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