On Tue, Sep 17, 2013 at 12:38 PM, Steven Walling <[email protected]>wrote:
> > I'm not sure I agree with Steven's assessment that this will make >> navigating between sections difficult - behaviour gets reverted - you close >> the section to see the next section. This is akin to flicking through a >> book and flicking to the next page (closing the section) if the heading at >> the top of the page doesn't interest you. It just means you don't see all >> the headings in one go which could be a good or bad thing. >> > Right... but if you don't actually see the other sections you have to start closing them all to find out what is actually available. I know, at least in my case, that will likely mean I just navigate away (or switch to desktop view). In general I've found that what you 'see' at the start is very important. Honestly I'm surprised it's even a question.. I can see arguments for it being uncollapsed by default (find on page etc, even if I don't agree with them) but there is little doubt in my mind that it hurts the easy navigation. This is especially true without a table of contents (which the compressed sections basically acted as), in a book you don't just flick to the next page, you look at the TOC and know where to go.
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