What are sidebars?
This Is a Sidebar Sidebars are short, set-off pieces from the main text of a work. They are commonly seen in newspaper and magazine articles, as well as in books. In Greenwood reference works, they are usually shaded, boxed, or otherwise attractively designed self-contained sections interspersed throughout the text. Sidebars are designed to highlight certain aspects of the text, bring up interesting related information, break up the text, and encourage browsing in the same way that photographs and other images function in publications. Sidebars can be directly or indirectly related to the text. They might be summaries of the text or lists related to the text. They might include statistics or rankings. They might be excerpts from a work that is discussed in the text. They might profile a person who is involved with the topic of the text, whether or not the person is specifically mentioned there. Sidebars are sometimes amusing, or provide interesting or offbeat sidelights to the discussi
The Sidebars module allows you to update the left-hand-side of your website. Here you are able to add extra navigation making it easier for your users to get around your site.You could add a link to a special offer or important page highlighting its importance. Alternative you could add a sponsors logo which then links to their website. To learn how to edit a side bar please, view this support article.
The best thing since sliced bread 😉 Trylookinghere sidebars are small applications that run in the sidebar of your browser. What Do They Do? They provide quick and convenient access to hundreds of searches and thousands of news stories, all arranged by category. They are designed to make it easier for you to find information and keep up with the news on the web Is My Browser Supported? There are current versions for: • Internet Explorer 4-6 on Windows PCs • Mozilla and Netscape 6.1 on Windows PCs Sorry, these will not run on Macs. Where Do They Work? The IE sidebars run in the Search sidebar, either as temporary or permanent installations. The search sidebar is like the Favorites panel. The Netscape 6 and Mozilla sidebars are incorporated into the sidebar site structure.
