Carson Sievert

Revisit nav-link alignment with navbar

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From `shinycoreci/inst/apps/308-sidebar-kitchen-sink`: I'm not sure the negative margin approach used in #847 is the best, most robust way to get the alignment the way we want it

Make `sidebar()`'s collapse icon configurable

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For example: ```r layout_sidebar( "Main content", sidebar = sidebar( "Controls", collapse_icon = bsicons::bs_icon("sliders") ) ) ```

Add `layout_columns()` to layout articles

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By maybe prepending to this article? https://rstudio.github.io/bslib/articles/column-layout.html Note also that we discuss it a bit in https://rstudio.github.io/bslib/articles/dashboards.html (and could link to the article there to learn more)

Supersedes #485. Here's a hello world example. ```r library(shiny) library(bslib) ui

Click Show, then Update. The update is not applied. ```r library(shiny) library(bslib) ui

Currently, implementing a layout like the one below is a little tricky and would be easier if it was flex by default...all you'd have to know is add a `margin-left:...

Which would be an optimized version of `popover(actionButton(), ..., placement = "bottom")` , with a visual indication that the button is sort of like a dropdown menu

Probably by including it the reference for `card()`, `tooltip()`, etc. For components that are essentially thin wrappers around Bootstrap (e.g., `tooltip()`), we could link directly to the Bootstrap docs (e.g.,...

Consider padding/gap to `accordion_panel()`

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And also add a `bslib-gap-spacing` class to `accordion-body` so that `.form-group`, ``, etc don't have unnecessary `margin-bottom`

Following the approach of https://github.com/wch/shinycomponent