on 27 May 2019 19:00:46
The new app navigation experience is great but can take up a good chunk of screen retail space.
The option to collapse/uncollapse the navigation pane would be a great feature for users, allowing them to focus entirely on the report/dashboard
Administrator on 15 Apr 2020 06:40:53
We've released an update to the app navigation experiences that includes the ability to collapse the left navigation. Read all about it in our blog: https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/announcing-designing-custom-navigation-for-power-bi-apps-is-now-generally-available-ga/
- Comments (37)
RE: Collapse App Navigation Pane
I have an app with a couple reports connected via filtered url's.The navigation pane causes problems because the filtering needed then doesn't flow to each report.In this app the navigation pane is very confusing. I would like to hide it completely not just collapse it. A user could uncollapse the navitagion pane again, and be very confused...
RE: Collapse App Navigation Pane
We need it collapsed as default
RE: Collapse App Navigation Pane
Is this feature only available in the web version? I can't seem to see when viewing my app within the Power BI app from the Microsoft Store.
RE: Collapse App Navigation Pane
The app left navigation pane expand/collapse feature is great, especially for Power BI content. However, I've discovered that for paginated reports deployed in the service, the collapse (>) button is not visible.
RE: Collapse App Navigation Pane
Thanks everyone that voted for this idea
RE: Collapse App Navigation Pane
It's here!! 😮
https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/announcing-designing-custom-navigation-for-power-bi-apps-is-now-generally-available-ga/
RE: Collapse App Navigation Pane
A wonderful idea will be great
RE: Collapse App Navigation Pane
There is a new feature called "Pages" which allows you to hide the pages pane in the Power BI published app.
RE: Collapse App Navigation Pane
Very usefull. Please do it :)
RE: Collapse App Navigation Pane
To whoever asked how to implement the code:
javascript:( () =>{nav=document.getElementsByTagName('app-navigation-pane')[0];nav.style.display==='none' ? nav.style.display='' : nav.style.display='none';}) ()
You just create a bookmark in your web browser with the above as the address and after you have opened the app as usual you then click on the bookmark separately and the app will open without the navigation pane.