Replace user icon when not logged in

[Martin Becker]

When I am not logged in, Bibsonomy still shows a user icon on the right of the navigation bar (as if I was logged in). This should be changed so something like "sign in". It is confusing otherwise.

[Daniel Zoller]

Do we want this?

[Martin Becker]

I think, the way it is now, it is suggesting that one is already logged in. Which may be confusing. The common ideom is to show a "sign in" button:

• https://google.com
• https://facebook.com
• https://yahoo.com
• http://www.bing.com/
• etc.

[Mario Holtmüller]

This seems to be already implemented. Even in the live system.

[Martin Becker]

Actually, it is still weird for the mobile version. There I still cannot see if I am logged in or not. To find it, I have to open the menu and scroll all the way down.

[Thomas Niebler]

There is no mobile version anymore. What you see on your mobile is actually just a condensed version of the navbar. However, we decided to prevent the user login icon from collapsing, just like on mabye the spotify page. See also http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21037833/exclude-menu-item-from-the-collapse-of-bootstrap-3-navbar

[Mario Holtmüller]

resolved #2340 rework of the main navigation bar

→ <<cset c5fb96331f83>>

[Mario Holtmüller]

Now you can see the user icon all the time. If you are logged in, the normal submenu appears. If you are not logged in the submenu contains the login/register buttons.

As well as that I found an issue, where the menu is wrapped into a second row on a screen size between 789 and about 1005 px. This can be seen in the live system. This issue has been removed by hiding the username on this screen resolutions. I hope this fix is ok.

[Mario Holtmüller]

I also added the userpage link (@username) for the mobile view when the user is logged in, so you can see instantly if you are logged in or not.