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Overview
Creating your first Notion website
Using a Bullet template
Managing content in Notion
Understanding notion structure
Managing images
Auto sync and Publish
Custom 404 page
Understanding Bullet dashboard
Navbar/Header customization
Footer customization
Logo, favicon, and social share image
Custom code
Add search functionality
Setting up a multilingual Site
Sidebar
Hosting
Adding a custom domain
Hosting in Root or Apex domain
Sub-directory hosting
Managing Page Redirects
Making both APEX and WWW work
Restrict Your Site to a Custom Domain Only
Membership/Content Gating
Overview
Password Protection
Email Confirmation access
Segment-Specific Restriction
Blog
How to set up your blog with Bullet
Understanding the Bullet blog structure in Notion
Post database properties
Authors database properties
Tags database properties
Blog Settings
Knowledge base
How to use the knowledge base plugin?
Category, sub-category and articles
Knowledge Base widget
SEO and metadata
SEO in Bullet
Sitemap and RSS Feeds
Liquid Syntax
What is Liquid syntax?
How do merge tags work?
Hiding blocks in Bullet
Conditionally rendering blocks
Embed HTML inside Notion
API Documentation
Overview
API Authentication
API Reference
Billing
Billing FAQs
How to's
How to unpublish an existing page
Add Buttons inside the Notion website
Show database views as Tabs
Prevent discovery of Notion Page
How to use different templates on the same website
How to add a custom search bar
How to embed forms in Notion and Bullet?
Embedding content in Notion and Bullet
Add a carousel to the bullet site
Troubleshooting
Missing pages in Bullet, Links pointing to #
Troubleshooting Bullet Block Editor
Notion table instead of a webpage
Themes
Theme settings
Style Application Hierarchy

Setting up the Sidebar for your site

A vertical menu on the side of a webpage for additional navigation or information.
Bullet user can now enable a native sidebar to their site, which will be the advanced level of navigation.
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Follow these simple steps to activate it:
  • Navigate to the Sidebar in the Bullet Dashboard.
  • Toggle the switch for "Enable Sidebar" to activate the native sidebar for your site.
  • After you enable this feature, you'll be presented with a list of customizable options to tailor your sidebar:
    • Icon
    • Title
    • Type (URL, page, heading, or dropdown). See the next section for the definition.
    • Link (based on the chosen type)
  • Once you've configured the desired options, be sure to click "Add".
 

Types


There are four types of elements that you can add to the sidebar:
• Heading: Used to add headings in the sidebar to categorize a set of links.
• Dropdown: Used to show an accordion or dropdown menu and group links in the sidebar.
• Page: Used to add a link to one of the pages inside the website.
• URL: Used to add an external URL.

You can combine and mix these types to create the desired structure in the sidebar.
 
That's it! Your native sidebar is now live on your website, providing enhanced navigation for your visitors.
 
NOTE: Don’t forget to hit “Publish” to see results on your live webpage.