- ABP Framework version: v9.0.3
- UI Type: Angular
It seems like the latest version of LeptonX seem to lack the login link when in "mobile mode". It is not under the hamburger menu either.
If you (on a device that supports it) zoom out so you get the non mobile view, you can login and then if you return to the mobile view, you will se the account icon in the mobile nav menu.
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Hi, thanks for reporting. We will check this and get back to you.
Regards.
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Hello, thank you for bringing this up!
This behavior is intentional, but if you would like the login button to appear in the mobile navbar, you can use component replacement with
eThemeLeptonXComponents.MobileNavbarProfileas a workaround. You can find documentation here: https://abp.io/docs/latest/framework/ui/angular/component-replacementWe’re also open to revisiting the menu structure in future updates. Let me know if you need any help implementing this!
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Thanks.
What is the reasoning that a mobile user would not need to login but a desktop (big screen) user would? Especially as it seems that empty slot in the mobile navbar is not used for something else until you actually find a way to login.
As I understand it, in this case, the only way to affect this would be to do as you say with component replacement. Considering this is a quite complex component/module, this would in reality mean that you would need to download the source code for LeptonX and make you own version of the entire mobile-navbar component to get support for dynamic menus etc. And all this just because you wanted to change the menu items displayed in the mobile navbar. And this would have to be repeated for every new ABP project.
What would actually be needed is a way to control what menu options are displayed on the mobile navbar (besides the hamburger menu), just like you can for the main menu system. I find that the LeptonX theme looses a lot of practicality because of this.
Or am I wrong?
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You're absolutely right to raise this concern. The current setup limits flexibility at some point, and we recognize the need for better control over these options. We will be including the enhancements in the upcoming releases. We appreciate your feedback—it's valuable in shaping a more practical and adaptable LeptonX experience. Thanks for your cooperation!
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You're absolutely right to raise this concern. The current setup limits flexibility at some point, and we recognize the need for better control over these options. We will be including the enhancements in the upcoming releases. We appreciate your feedback—it's valuable in shaping a more practical and adaptable LeptonX experience. Thanks for your cooperation!
I assume this also means that I am correct in that in order to modify this, even if it is just to change only what "icons" are displayed in the mobile navbar, you would really have to make a new version of the entire mobile navbar component?
While possible, I had a look at it and it seemed like it would be a quite daunting task which would also need to be repeated with every new update which isn't doable in the long run. This at least for the Angular UI, but I imagine it would be something similar with all UIs.
If this is something you decide to put into the future task list (which I think you should), please refund this ticket.
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With the now improved mobile navbar (ordinary hamburger menu to the right rather than that hideous big icon in the middle), I think most customers would be happy if we just had some basic control over what is displayed there and in which order rather than feeling the need to change the entire component in itself.
While you are at it, would also be good if there was some simple settings to hide languages, appearance etc. and also that they were a bit more context aware, like why display the language bar if only one language is available etc. Ideally, also being able to disable some of the themes, seems like even if you set the default to one theme in code, it will still override with system setting, at least for Angular which isn't ideal.
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The issue you raised regarding the ability to modify the icons displayed in the mobile navbar has been addressed and will be included in the next release. You can track the updates here: ABP Releases.
Additionally, we acknowledge your suggestions for further customization options, such as controlling the visibility of languages, appearance settings, and theme behavior. These enhancements have been noted for future development to improve flexibility and user experience.
As requested, we have processed a refund for this ticket.
