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Collapse or Hide Dashboard Widget if "No Unread" #22807

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sunjam opened this issue Sep 11, 2020 · 1 comment
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Collapse or Hide Dashboard Widget if "No Unread" #22807

sunjam opened this issue Sep 11, 2020 · 1 comment
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sunjam commented Sep 11, 2020

Testing Nextcloud 20.0.0beta3 and Dashboard #20930. Inspired by #22339 on empty state improvements and unification.

When an active, configured widget has nothing to display, it would be useful for it to collapse or auto-hide. This could prove more useful as more and more widgets become available on the Dashboard.

Here is a rough example of collapsing a couple items, when no unread. Forever Alone.
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Or perhaps this is a "You are Caught Up / Forever Alone Widget" with the check mark icon.

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Much like home screens with app icons and widgets on iOS and Android, things should stay in the same place.

What we do for example when there are no unread talk messages is show a notice about that, but then below still show recent conversations to be useful. Same we can do with Mail for example.

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