The solution is here: http://startbootstrap.com/templates/simple-sidebar/

We could probably just hide it for smaller screens.

1150px is hardly small
On 15 Oct 2014 18:35, "Thomas Hunziker" notifications@github.com wrote:

We could probably just hide it for smaller screens.

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@Bakual We don’t have to. All is needed is hardcoding the width for #j-sidebar-container for different media queries (screen sizes) and the toggle script will change from 0 (hidden) to whatever is the case of the media query

I don't understand why with the old sidebar it would be displayed with no
problem at resolutions down to about 700px but with the new sidebar it
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@Bakual https://github.com/Bakual We don’t have to. All is needed is
hardcoding the width for #j-sidebar-container for different media queries
(screen sizes) and the toggle script will change from 0 (hidden) to
whatever is the case of the media query

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removing this margin-right: 10px; here: https://github.com/joomla/joomla-cms/blob/3.4-dev/administrator/templates/isis/less/template.less#L1050 solves the problem

It does indeed

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removing this margin-right: 10px; here:
https://github.com/joomla/joomla-cms/blob/3.4-dev/administrator/templates/isis/less/template.less#L1050
solves the problem

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Brian Teeman
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Who is doing the PR?

Actually, there is a PR by @dbhurley here: #4450

Can you check if the issue is also present with that PR and comment on it? So we can keep styling issues in one PR.

It is already reported with a comment #4450 (comment)

#4450 does not solve it - see screenshot with #4450 applied at 1150px

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@brianteeman see this #4450 (diff)

It is OK if

#j-sidebar-container {
    margin-right: 0;
}

Yes I already confirmed that the css margin change will fix it

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Honestly I would prefer a solution as the one in this comment: #4682 (comment)
The main difference is that in that case the side bar will have a fixed size. Which is far better IMHO than trying to figure out the menu items when the sidebar is kinda compressed due to the usage of span2 and and span 10
And as a bonus we also get nice transactions...

`closed as this is resolved elsehwere

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