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@ben Merged my PR where on Dev.to, the sidebar is now fully hidden when your article is on Draft Mode.

Hide Sidebar for Draft Article #23116

FrancisTRAlt posted on Apr 09, 2026

What type of PR is this? (check all applicable)

• [ ] Refactor
• [x] Feature
• [x] Bug Fix
• [ ] Optimization
• [ ] Documentation Update

Description

This PR address the issue where the Mod Icon and the 3 dots appear on the left side of the article when it is currently a Draft Article

This PR fix the issue where the Mod Icon and the 3 dots are hidden when the article is a Draft. If the article is published (No longer a draft), the bar appears that include the multiple reactions, the Mod Icon, and the three dots on the left side.

Related Tickets & Documents

• Related Issue #19305
• Closes #19305

QA Instructions, Screenshots, Recordings

Make sure you are signed in.

• Click "Create Post".
• Enter text and save the post as a draft.
• You should see the 3 dots and the Mod Icon hidden.

What gif best describes this PR or how it makes you feel?

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Other than that, got another Welcome Badge! :)

Big week for me — I launched Navox Agents on Product Hunt today 🚀

8 specialist AI agents for Claude Code that work like a real engineering team. Architect, UX, Security, Full Stack, QA, DevOps — each owns one job, hands a structured brief to the next, human approval at every gate.

Stress-tested it by building a cybersecurity tower defense game I had zero experience building. Three hours later it was deployed on Vercel.

📹 Demo: youtu.be/dfQbU42DU2g
🎮 Play the game: frontend-beta-five-83.vercel.app
📦 GitHub: github.com/navox-labs/agents
🚀 PH launch: producthunt.com/products/navox-agents

I agreed to give a talk at the content-related meetup in my country! 🙈 I will share my experience adding AI support to our company's documentation processes. This is a big step out of my comfort zone, but I feel I can do it! 💪🏻 The meetup is in June, please keep your fingers crossed 🤞🏻

Also, I got a new badge: 1 Week Community Wellness Streak 🎉

Shared a couple of posts here and worked on a prototype for my latest app!

Small win, but feels like an important one.

Shipped a new post + landing around SEO in 2026 and started testing ideas on my own site instead of just reading about them.

Main shift for me this week: stopped thinking in “topics to write about” and started thinking in “things a user (or model) actually wants to do”.

Still early, not sure if any of this will work — but at least now it feels like I’m learning something real instead of just guessing.

Curious what everyone else is testing right now — feels like a weird moment to build anything))

Launched my first set of DevOps template packs on Gumroad — 7 products covering AWS security hardening, VPC architecture, GitHub Actions CI/CD, Terraform modules, Docker Compose stacks, Nginx configs, and Lambda patterns. Also wrote a deep-dive on the process: How I Packaged 130 Hours of AWS Infrastructure Into Reusable Templates. First time turning internal tooling into products. No sales yet but the Reddit and dev.to feedback has been solid.

I MADE MY FIRST GAME IN 14 DAYS!!! poke

In the future, I will write a detailed article about how I got to this!

My biggest win this week: I finally took the plunge and published my first-ever article on DEV!

It's the first part of a series on setting up secure remote server monitoring using VPN sidecars in Docker. It took some effort to structure my infrastructure experience into a post, but I'm feeling pretty proud of getting it out there.

If anyone is into DevOps, Docker networking, or home labs, I'd love to hear your feedback.