Hide App navigation on a narrow screen until the user opens it.
A width at or below Nextcloud's 1024px breakpoint keeps the tree off the page so the content stays usable, and the navigation button brings it back. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ The Library check that enforces Required Groups for the Requesting user on ExApp
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_Avoid_: Nextcloud middleware, HaRP ACL, admin bypass, gating the top-menu bootstrap script
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**App navigation**:
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The tree of named items along the left of an ExApp page. The ExApp supplies the tree. The selected item is the page on display. It plays the same role as the navigation in Nextcloud Files. An ExApp that does not use App navigation shows its own page instead.
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The tree of named items along the left of an ExApp page. The ExApp supplies the tree. The selected item is the page on display. It plays the same role as the navigation in Nextcloud Files. On a screen at most 1024px wide the tree is hidden until the user opens it; choosing an item, pressing Escape, or clicking outside closes it again. An ExApp that does not use App navigation shows its own page instead.
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_Avoid_: Top Menu, sidebar, NcAppNavigation
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**Dialog**:
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