Sidebar and Drawer

Sidebar and Drawer

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The sidebar on the left is persistent navigation element that is present across almost all screens within Simple Team Pages, with the goal of making it really easy to navigate between pages from anywhere.

Parts of the Sidebar

The sidebar is generally split into 3 sections:

sidebar samples - project level vs page list vs page level

The various sections are present depending on the screen you are on.

Section

Description

Section

Description

General

The general section is always present, and shows you the project you’re in and gives easy access to the search drawer and the recent pages drawer. Clicking on the project icon always returns to the Page List for the current project.

Project Level

The project level section is present whenever you are in a specific project. This is where you’ll find quick links to the Page List for now, and sometime in the future quick links to other project level entities.

Page Specific

The page specific section is present whenever you’re viewing a page or one of its sub-screens. It contains quick links to the page attachments, page history, page permissions, and page sharing screen.

 

Search Drawer

Clicking on the search icon in the sidebar expands the search drawer.

search drawer expanded

When opened, it shows recently visited pages within the project, as well as recent projects.

 

Search Header Field

The main purpose however is to provide a quick way to search for pages within the current project. As such, entering a search term in the header field will automatically perform a search as you type, narrowing the possible matches.

search drawer expanded with search

Click on a page item in the results and it will be loaded in the background.

To dismiss the drawer, simply click away from it, or hit the “Esc” key on your keyboard.

 

Recent Pages Drawer

Clicking on the favorites star in the sidebar expand the favorites / recent pages drawer.

recent pages drawer expanded

It shows a combination of starred pages within the current project, as well as pages recently viewed within the project.

Clicking on a page will load that page in the background.

To dismiss the drawer, simply click away from it, or hit the ‘Esc’ key on your keyboard.