Really helpful video. I was struggling doing almost the same collapsible sidebar menu but some of my menu items have also the accordion menu (the 2nd level), the main trigger is hovering over the area, not a click. During prototyping Figma constantly started to switch smth incorrectly or during collapsing chose the wrong variant and the menu item didn't collapse fully or run away from the screen. Things became very messy and I couldn't understand why. I almost gave up but tried to change the names of the child menu items inside a sidebar so they don't repeat and looks like it helped. I kept to your logic while building and now I think it's almost usable . Thanks a lot for such an informative video.❤❤
Thanks for the tutorial. One issue I faced was when I click collapse after implementing and putting into present mode, the selected nav bar item went from an active state to default (in collapse). I couldn't determine a better solution and was pressed for time, so I ended up recreating expanded/collapsed copies of the sidebar with each menu item selected so that it would work properly, if this makes any sense. Also I can't find the "Content" feature in Figma, as someone else was commenting below. Not sure if they removed it since this was made.
Loved this so much! Thank you for helping me get better at stuff I was never meant to do :) I don't know how hard this is to realize...but I would appreciate it so much if your keys were shown live on-screen to make it easier to understand the shortcuts. Keep up the good work!
Very underrated channel, you deserve more attainsion. Keep the contents coming plz
Really helpful video. I was struggling doing almost the same collapsible sidebar menu but some of my menu items have also the accordion menu (the 2nd level), the main trigger is hovering over the area, not a click. During prototyping Figma constantly started to switch smth incorrectly or during collapsing chose the wrong variant and the menu item didn't collapse fully or run away from the screen. Things became very messy and I couldn't understand why. I almost gave up but tried to change the names of the child menu items inside a sidebar so they don't repeat and looks like it helped. I kept to your logic while building and now I think it's almost usable .
Thanks a lot for such an informative video.❤❤
How did you change the tooltip content to match the different sidebars?
I am just amazed with your tutorial. It was really helpful. Thank you!
Very helpful, thank you
is there a way this can be applicable for an under screen menu
Great tutorial.....thanks plz mention how can we add submenu to some of these options.
did you find the answer somewhere?
Next-level tutorials, really appreciate the work, thank you!
I hope you will return to creating them.
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Thanks for the tutorial.
One issue I faced was when I click collapse after implementing and putting into present mode, the selected nav bar item went from an active state to default (in collapse). I couldn't determine a better solution and was pressed for time, so I ended up recreating expanded/collapsed copies of the sidebar with each menu item selected so that it would work properly, if this makes any sense.
Also I can't find the "Content" feature in Figma, as someone else was commenting below. Not sure if they removed it since this was made.
LOVED THE
TUTORIAAAAL AAAAAA WILL HELP ME SO MUCH
goated tutorial
how to add your own icon? should i make a different component?
Thank you so much 🙏
Is that content section gone now? I've never seen that and it's not showing up for me.
I can't find it either.
i can't change the icons, only star is showing
same problem, did you find any solution ?
I can't add a Collapsed state in the variant, why is this?
Click on your component , in the properties tab you will a + button on the right corner , there you name your property and add a value to it as well
Select the variant option from the dropdown
your video too small in my laptop, next time, decrease your resolution desktop,
Nice one thank you....
Loved this so much! Thank you for helping me get better at stuff I was never meant to do :)
I don't know how hard this is to realize...but I would appreciate it so much if your keys were shown live on-screen to make it easier to understand the shortcuts.
Keep up the good work!