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Sidebars are reusable panels of supplementary content that appear alongside your main page or blog post content. They give visitors quick access to related links, categories, recent posts, and calls-to-action without requiring them to leave the current page. This persistent navigation is especially valuable for blog layouts and knowledge base articles, keeping readers engaged and guiding them naturally to their next destination.
Access all your reusable sidebar panels from a single dashboard. Quickly locate specific sidebars using the search field and organize them by their internal name to keep your site's supplementary content structured.
Designing your sidebar is a seamless experience because it uses the exact same block-based Visual Builder that powers your pages, headers, and footers. You have full creative control—simply add sections and drop in blocks to construct the perfect supplementary layout.
The visual builder gives you complete control over your sidebar's layout and content. The top toolbar provides quick access to device breakpoints, a quick view toggle to preview your final design, and locale switchers for multi-language content. Build your layout using the left block panel, manage your structure in the bottom-left layers panel, and see your changes instantly on the central live canvas.
Sidebars don't appear on your pages automatically. Instead, they are attached through templates, which control the overall layout and structure of your content. Here is how it works:
Embed reusable panels alongside your main content to give visitors quick access to related links, categories, and calls-to-action. The visual builder lets you instantly toggle the sidebar's position between left and right, while custom width settings ensure your layout remains perfectly balanced.
Access the settings dialog to rename your sidebar, copy its unique ID, and track its creation and update history directly within the visual builder.
On smaller screens, sidebars automatically stack below the main content to ensure readability. Make sure your sidebar content makes sense when viewed after the main article.
You can adjust the sidebar width in your template settings. A smaller column width gives the sidebar less space and leaves more room for the main content.
Yes, you can create multiple sidebars for different purposes. Just assign a different sidebar to each template in the Website > Templates section.