Nice! You can make block elements stick to the page relatively easily by adding "top-sticker" class (and inner "top-sticker-inner" element.) See the floating save button implementation for the details.
With the breadcrumb + context menu change, the other thing we can do is to add one more extra item in the end of the breadcrumb that shows a drop-down menu, which is the navigation bar. I was experimenting that for the in-page navigation for the configuration page (or we can do both) 2012/2/24 FredG <[email protected]> > One of the ideas that came up in the UI enhancements thread > ( > https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/jenkinsci-users/mz0rJNTzqms<http://?fromgroups#%21topic/jenkinsci-users/mz0rJNTzqms> > ) > was an improvement for the navigation on the "Available Plugins" page. > As the list of plugins grows bigger by the day, users might want to jump > to a different > plugin category with one click, instead of scroll down to it or want to > search for a plugin > in a searchbox. > > I'm pretty much done with a table of contents for all plugin categories > that resides in the sidepanel > of the "Available Plugins" page (see the attached screenshot). > > Before submitting a pull request I'd like to get some comments if this is > the right way to go. > Should the TOC always be visible (floating) while scrolling through the > list? > > Please leave comments, criticism and suggestion here or at > https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-12868. > > > > <https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-PA9h3XL5R0k/T0bMc0UeZOI/AAAAAAAAAAU/Fo5glVNeess/s1600/Jenkins_categoriesTOC.png> > -- Kohsuke Kawaguchi
