Jane's elegant way of handling sidebars

The sidebar on this page is the title of the page with -Sidebar after it. So, for this page, it's JanesSideBarPage-Sidebar. For AnotherPage it would be AnotherPage-Sidebar.

To edit the sidebar, hack the url to JanesSideBarPage-Sidebar, or create a link to that page, as here: edit the sidebar

Use

Create a -sidebar page for each page in the project. So, PointOne would have a sibling page PiontOne-Sidebar. To keep the content in the sidebar consistent, use an include statement. The content of that included page would be the master sidebar material - which generally doesn't change from page to page, but could.

Using the sidebar allows changing the local nav for each page or each group of pages, however.

Working method

Create a master include page for the sidebar, titled appropriately. eg JanesSidebarNav - here's the include page.

Add a few lines to the include page to work with.

Use the entry point or a workspace to create each new page. Then hack the name of the just-created page to edit the sidebar. To start, just add the include statement.

Page sidebar names should not be linked. So: JanesThirdPage.