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Storyline - remove "Menu" tab row in sidebar
You can try this. Removes menu tabs and moves menu upward to fill the gap. It seems having a logo causes a bit of a loading delay, so I had to wrap the script in a timeout to make sure it worked on timeline start. You can adjust the delay.
Demo: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/b36771c1-f3d0-44cc-8eb1-75e327155591/review
The demo runs a script on the timeline start that hides the menu tab. It probably only needs to run once. Could go on the master slide.
There is also a button included for demonstration which runs another script that toggles the menu tabs on and off. If you want to undersatnd what it is doing, look at this script. The other script works the same, but is condensed and harder to read.
Note, resizing the window causes the menu panel to shift up or down. For best results, you would want to add an event handler for resizes that repositions the menu panel by running this script again.
Nathan, have you ever tried doing the same thing with the Hamburger icon? Remove the icon and then update the content area to reclaim that real estate to display everything larger?
https://community.articulate.com/discussions/discuss/has-anyone-removed-the-hamburger-but-kept-the-the-menu-functionality-in-storylin/1212470
While you can selectively hide the hamburger menu and the text above the slide content area, that will not automatically expand the size of the content area. Right click on the hamburger menu and select Inspect to take you to the relevant section(s) in the HTML. The content area is positioned with a transform inside the div with id="slide". You could manually change the translation to shift the content area upward, but would have to deal with resize issues and when showing or hiding the side menu since all the positioning information is calculated internally. You could also scale everything larger if the width would accomodate it, but you would face the same resizing issues.
