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The ASP.NET Core Sidebar, also called the side navigation menu, can be used to simplify the navigation hierarchy. Users can place primary or secondary content alongside the main content in this control. It provides a flexible container that can be expanded or collapsed based on user interactions. Any type of HTML content or component can be placed in the Sidebar for quick access and easy navigation, like quick references, menus, lists, and tree views.
Different types of slide-out content in the Sidebar control give users the flexibility to view or hide content over or above the main content by pushing, sliding, or overlaying it.
The Sidebar control positions its content to the left or right side of the main content area. This option allows the placement of two sidebars in a page, to the left and right, to show primary and secondary content simultaneously.
When the side content is docked to give the main content more space, the navigation text is represented as a shortened view of icons.
Bind custom actions to an element (hamburger menu or buttons) to toggle the Sidebar.
Auto closing the Sidebar control’s content allows the main content area to be more readable.
Show or hide the ASP.NET Core Sidebar with CSS3 animation effects.
Apply a shadow effect to the content area until the Sidebar menu closes.
Easily integrate any Syncfusion ASP.NET Core UI control within the Sidebar.
The ASP.NET Core Sidebar can render within any HTML target element.
The Sidebar control’s responsive mode gives an adaptive, redesigned UI appearance for mobile devices.
Control the expand and close behavior of the ASP.NET Core Sidebar based on screen resolution.
Developers have control over all the UI elements and behaviors of the components to provide the best user experience with a rich set of developer-friendly APIs.
The ASP.NET Core Sidebar control is also available in our Blazor, JavaScript, Angular, React, and Vue frameworks, built from their own TypeScript libraries.
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