I have an experience builder application that relies on multiple sidebars for the mobile view.
When the user clicks a list button, it opens the relevant List view in another sidebar, from the bottom of the screen. The user is meant to only open the sidebar this way, so when i created the app I offset the expand/collapse button by 15 units so it is hidden while the sidebar is down. If the sidebar is up, the user would still be able to close it. The arrow would render on top of the view widget, instead of floating above it. This is what it looked like previously:
But now the arrow to close the sidebar is rendered beneath the View widget, so it is invisible and unclickable unless it is moved up. I don't want this, as opening the sidebar without selecting a view would just show an irrelevant List.
This must have been in a recent update, as this was not in my original configuration. What is the point of a positive offset if it makes the collapse button unusable?
Here's a way to get your desired functionality: