After reading Remove a page or site from Google's search results I saw that it was possible to ask google to delete a page from its index faster than usual:


  The URL removal tool is designed for
  URLs that urgently need to be removed,
  such as URLs that accidentally expose
  confidential data. If you recently
  made changes to your site, Google’s
  crawlers will see this when recrawling
  URLs, and any outdated pages will
  naturally drop out of our search
  results over time. There’s no need to
  request an urgent removal.


I then went to the URL removal tool and filled a request on your behalf. Since the page has already been taken down (returns a 404 code) anyone can request an urgent removal. Its status is currently "Pending".

EDIT: I checked it and it shows up as "Removed".

I need to remove a question with sensitive data?
Currently I'm working on a navigation that doesn't take up too much screen real-estate. I came up with a pseudo off-canvas navigation with stacked menus.

A user can assign nodes to a product. This is the current state of the wireframe; user chose Add nodes. Now he want's to manually search for a specific node 1 (1. Browse Nodes in wireframe). The user now can select a node to add to product 2 or go 1 level deeper into the navigation 3. and 4.. If you click on a node-link the children off that node will slide-in and stack on top of the current menu. There is also a back option to parent (second wireframe).

I deliberately chose checkboxes, links and button as elements because that's their purpose; I wireframed there functionality not a design-solution. Normally I like selecting text/label also checks a checkbox, but now the label is a link too. A user could a) select that node to add to product, Or b) select node to navigate to children of that node.





I could argue if it makes sense that a node will act is a leaf and a branch. A don't have any real data about how customers assign nodes. I can't wait for this input. Currently functionality of the system is that a node could be a leaf and a branch. So asking real users is no option. Maybe in the future (months from now).

How to convert this into an intuitive navigation?
