Use compact back-office navigation
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- Last verified Sep 15, 2026
Collapse the desktop navigation when a calendar, report, editor, or other detailed page needs more horizontal working space. Compact navigation keeps the same destinations and account actions available as icons.
Collapse the navigation
Select Collapse navigation on the right edge of the navigation, beside the logo. You can also drag the right edge towards the left until the navigation collapses.
The navigation becomes a narrow icon rail and the current page uses the released space. KORONA Event saves this choice in the current browser.
Adjust the navigation width
Drag the navigation’s right edge left or right to give the current page more space or make room for longer navigation labels. The expanded navigation stays between 240 and 360 pixels wide.
KORONA Event remembers your chosen width in the current browser. Collapsing the navigation keeps that width for the next time you expand it.
To resize with a keyboard, move focus to the navigation’s right edge:
- Use Left Arrow or Right Arrow to adjust the width.
- Press Home to collapse the navigation or End to expand it to its widest size.
- Press Enter to switch between compact navigation and your saved expanded width.
Work with compact navigation
- Hover over an icon or move keyboard focus to it to see its label.
- Select a destination icon, such as Dashboard or Calendar, to open that page.
- Select a section icon, such as Sales, Services, or Settings, to open its list of destinations. Select a destination from that list.
- Select the search icon to open global search.
- Select the account icon to open the user menu. This does not expand the navigation.
The compact state applies only to desktop navigation. The mobile navigation continues to open as a full drawer.
Expand the navigation
Select Expand navigation on the right edge of the icon rail to restore your saved width and display section and destination labels. You can also drag the right edge to the right to expand and resize the navigation.
