Course tree (lesson-page sidebar + dashboard's loaded-course view) and
File Management's Manage Library browser both move from boxed,
bordered rows to a flat list: no per-row background/border, a small
leading chevron that doubles as the expand affordance instead of a
separate right-edge button, indentation for hierarchy. The chevron's
rotation is pure CSS (:has(+ .tree-content.expanded) / :has(+
.curate-children.expanded)) rather than JS swapping glyph text, which
also let a fair amount of now-redundant JS come out.
The course tree's new styles are scoped under .tree-container (course
dashboard) and .lesson-sidebar (lesson page) so they don't leak into
the Library folder browser and other rows that reuse the same base
.tree-header/.lesson-item/etc. class names elsewhere in
course_dashboard.html - confirmed those are visually untouched.
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- Course outline sidebar now sits on the left of the player instead
of the right (mobile stacking order unchanged - video still first).
- Collapsible to a slim rail via a toggle button, remembered per
device, for a full-width player when wanted.
- Which sections a user has manually expanded is now remembered
(keyed by the section's path) and shared between the lesson-page
sidebar and the dashboard's course view, so re-opening a course
doesn't reset everything back to collapsed.
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Section and lesson names in the course-outline sidebar/tree get
clipped with an ellipsis when they don't fit - a title attribute now
shows the full text on hover.
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Shows every section and lesson in the course - videos and standalone
documents alike - so jumping to a different section no longer means
backing out to the course page first. Current lesson is highlighted,
its section auto-expands and scrolls into view; sticky on desktop,
stacks below the player on narrow viewports. Replaces the old
"Lessons in this section" list, which only showed the current
section.
The tree-rendering markup (shared with the loaded-course dashboard
view) is now a single macro in templates/_course_tree.html instead of
being duplicated, so both views stay in sync going forward.
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