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Updated by Henriette Darge over 7 years ago
### Problem
On global pages you still have the opportunity to collapse or expand the sidebar via the arrow in the middle of the sidebar or by resizing it. But when trying to resize the window size with a collapsed sidebar, the side menu will be expanded automatically. This is due to an window resize listener which is incorrectly handled.
### Expected behaviour
The sidebar should not be affected by a window resize.
* When it was open on mobile, it shall be open on desktop.
* When it was open on desktop, it shall be open on mobile.
* When it was hidden (no matter which screen) does this mean, that the user has closed it. Thus we can expect him/her to open it alone expanded, when needed.
* In case we recognise that resizing the users do not find layout from a way mobile view to open the menu on global pages, we need to think of a more intuitive way to show them. However desktop size (because there is no hamburger icon and therefore it is probably not obvious that there is a listener on sidebar). Except this case, the window sidebar should not be the solution. expand automatically.
On global pages you still have the opportunity to collapse or expand the sidebar via the arrow in the middle of the sidebar or by resizing it. But when trying to resize the window size with a collapsed sidebar, the side menu will be expanded automatically. This is due to an window resize listener which is incorrectly handled.
### Expected behaviour
The sidebar should not be affected by a window resize.
* When it was open on mobile, it shall be open on desktop.
* When it was open on desktop, it shall be open on mobile.
* When it was hidden (no matter which screen) does this mean, that the user has closed it. Thus we can expect him/her to open it alone
* In case we recognise that