Ankush_Santra sought help repositioning the FAQ option in the hamburger menu of their Discourse site, believing they had misconfigured it. pfaffman suggested considering the sidebar as the hamburger menu is largely deprecated, and recommended searching for “hamburger theme” for guidance. Don clarified that the FAQ appears at the top until viewed, then moves to the bottom of the menu — a deliberate design to encourage users to read it first. Ankush_Santra acknowledged the solution, expressing gratitude and admitting the concern was unfounded. They also shared a personal preference for the legacy hamburger menu despite the community’s shift toward sidebars. Jagster encouraged sharing the solution for community benefit, to which Ankush_Santra replied that the issue was trivial and unlikely to interest many, given the sidebar’s popularity. The thread concludes with appreciation and a note that the FAQ behavior is intentional, not a bug.
Greetings of the day, experts!
I have just designed a discourse website as a part of my ideation research. There’s just one problem. Here’s how the menu looks:
Thank You so much, Sir. I deeply appreciate your help and time. I thought I messed something up, but it is a way to encourage everyone to read the FAQs first.
Sir, I know that a lot of members prefer a sidebar, hence the name “legacy” for the traditional ones. I personally prefer it. I do like the sidebar as well, but I love the legacy one a little more.
For the problem, a gentleman from the community of experts have actually solved the issue.
Thank You so much for your feedback and time.
Yes Sir, because that was a ridiculous question. I thought I have messed up with something, but it was a deliberate move, so that everyone reads the FAQs.
Additionally, very few members will be interested in this question. Sidebar is way more popular than the legacy one.
Thank You for your time, and have a great day, Sir!