uncollapsed
- adjective
- Specialized
- If the sidebar is uncollapsed, you will see additional navigation links.
Examples
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She prefers to keep the folder uncollapsed for easier file management.
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The section for frequently asked questions is uncollapsed, making it easier for visitors to find answers.
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The menu remains uncollapsed so users can quickly access all available options.
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The uncollapsed section of the website contains all the relevant information.
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Make sure the data is uncollapsed before you start analyzing it.
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The menu remains uncollapsed so users can quickly access all available options.
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If the sidebar is uncollapsed, you will see additional navigation links.
How Expanded
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
uncollapsed = collapsed (transparent) = un + collapse + ed
The computing sense is a specialized use of 'collapsed', but 'un-' negation still directly yields 'not collapsed/expanded', so the structure is clear.
Etymology
Uncollapsed combines the prefix un- meaning 'not' with collapsed, which came to mean 'closed' or 'fallen in' in everyday use. So uncollapsed means 'not hidden' or 'open', and in computing it describes a section whose contents are visible or expanded.