Right Sidebar 5
A variation of the right sidebar template for the Frontend Dashboard theme with a 7:5 split.Navigation Buttons
Build dropdown navigation menus usuing the core Core Autonav block, Manual Nav and Nestable Manual Nav, so you can build button dropdown navigation customized for your Frontend Dashboard project. An autonav within just this theme's pages is already used to the top right. Have a look through these further examples.
- Addons
- Button Nav
- Getting Started
- Button Design Examples
- Compatibility
- Version History
- Editor Comment
- Documentation
- Version History
- Ele-php-ant Info
- Version History
- Extreme Clean
- Extreme Clean Plugins
- Get started - cleaning up pages
- Version History
- Last Updated
- Last Updated Plugins
- Version History
- Magic Tabs
- Getting Started
- Advanced Settings
- Tabs and Layouts
- Accordions
- Global Settings
- Jump and Linking to Specific Tabs
- Auto Play
- Splitting a Form into Tabs
- Form to Magic Tabs block details
- Splitting a Page List to an Accordion
- Tabs and AJAX
- No Tabs
- Developing Tab Templates
- Problem Solving
- Developer Interfaces
- Version History
- Omni Gallery
- Getting Started
- Image Selectors
- Display Widgets
- Lightbox Overlays
- Simple Examples of Display Widgets
- Showing Massive Galleries
- Image Backgrounds and Borders
- Swiper Variations
- Full Page Background with Vegas
- User and User List image selectors
- Page and Page List image selectors
- Product and Product List image selectors
- Attribute Sources
- Extending Omni Gallery
- Problem Solving
- Version History
- Omni Gallery for Community Store
- Package Magic
- Package Magic - Package Source Documentation
- Package Magic - Package Destination Documentation
- Package Magic - Build Tool Plugin Documentation
- Package Magic - Prohibited Code Check Plugin Documentation
- Package Magic - Extending with Plugins
- Application Note - Using Package Magic to deploy Community Store
- Version History
- Plugin System
- Reviews
- Reviews Plugin Documentation
- Get started with Reviews
- Reviews Dashboard Pages
- Safe HTML
- Getting Started
- Fixing broken sites
- Version History
- Site Sniffer
- Getting Started
- Sites List
- Advanced Use
- Version History
- Syntax Anywhere
- Syntax Processors
- Example 1
- Examples 2
- Examples 3
- Examples 4
- Examples 5
- Examples 6
- Examples 7
- Examples 8
- Examples 9
- Examples 10
- Examples 11
- Examples 12
- Examples 13
- Problem Solving
- Version History
- Universal Content Puller
- Getting Started
- Notes for c5.6 Users
- Dashboard Pages
- Content Sources
- Content Transforms
- Content Display
- Advanced
- Example - Common Sidebar
- Example - Child Area
- Example - CSV Data
- Example - Responsive tables
- Example - From other sites
- Example - RSS Feed
- Example - List Picker
- Example - Data Picker
- Example - AJAX
- Example - Protecting contact details
- Example - SQL Data
- Example - SQL Data with Form
- Example - URL with Form
- Example - Page List
- Problem Solving
- Version History
- Universal Content Puller XX Sources
- Universal Content Importer
- Search++
- Marketplace
- Search Comparison
- Getting Started
- Problem Solving
- German / Deutsch
- French / Français
- Version History
- Themes
- Themeless
- Frontend Dashboard
- Right Sidebar
- Two Columns
- Left Sidebar
- Right Sidebar 5
- Contact
- Search++
The Dashboard Buttons block is used for all the individual navigation buttons through this theme demostration. You have already been following some examples in the navigation bar below. Frontend Dashboard provides all the usual bootstrap styling and sizes, with an optional icon left or right of the text. Buttons can link to pages or URLs.
XS Small Default LargeFor more sophisticated navigation buttons, Frontend Dashboard is fully compatible with my Button Nav addon.
Static Footer
All Frontend Dashboard page templates support a static footer, just like the dashboard does. This is not always static during editing, sometimes areas need to be rendered inline simply so they can be edited.
The footer is split into 2 areas, Frontend Dashboard Footer Left and Frontend Dashboard Footer Right. If both areas are empty, the footer is not shown. These areas are designed to work best with simple link buttons using the Dashoard Buttons block. Outside of edit mode these buttons are lined up left and right. If you have a creative need, you can also add small amounts of content or html to the footer areas. Nevertheless, beware that because the footer is static, if you put too much in it the footer will either spread out of the viewport or climb up so high as to render other parts of the page unusuable.