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I have been trying to implement the StyleSheetSwitcher module (Mendix Marketplace - StyleSheetSwitcher) and it works perfectly apart from the styling of the sidebar navigation. With trial and error I have managed to discover the cause: Placing the Navigation Tree widget in a Container (or Layout Grid or, I am assuming, any other widget) breaks the default styling, even if the Container doesn't have any classes on it, so it doesn't even seem to have anything to do with the StyleSheetSwitcher module.   I am assuming that this was not an issue in older Mendix versions, as I can't find anything about this module not working properly for other users and the documentation states that it was tested for Mendix 7, 8 and 9 (although I do not know which subversion of 9).   Default sidebar in the webbrowser (left) and Studio Pro (right):         Sidebar with a Layout Grid around it in the webbrowser (left) and Studio Pro (right):         The bar on the left in darker blue is expected, as the Layout Grid adds padding, but as you can see the text is now displayed next to the icons and clicking an icon now expands the subitems below it, but the sidebar still has the same width (when the sidebar in the default example is not expanded tot the right) as before. This happens even though placing the Navigation Tree in a Layout Grid is the only change I made. The Layout Grid doesn't have any extra classes and this also happens when you place it in a Container without any classes (except that you won't have the padding on the left in that case).   Does anybody know what causes this and how I could fix it?

asked 2023-12-22

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