OceanWP Side Panel

Some sites have more to show than a page can hold: a newsletter form, product filters, social widgets or a promotion. Putting everything in the main layout makes pages crowded. OceanWP Side Panel moves that extra content into a panel that stays out of the way until a visitor opens it.

You choose which widgets go inside, and you can swap the contents for a template built in OceanWP's My Library. The panel can slide from either side, take a custom width and show an overlay behind it. Breakpoint controls let you hide or show it on different screen sizes, so it fits sites built on OceanWP themes.

Features

• Widgets inside the panel: Place your preferred WordPress widgets in the side panel to show extra content, such as a signup form or social links, without adding clutter to the main page layout.
• Customizable opening button: Pick from several icon options and add your own text, so the button that opens the panel matches the branding and style of your site.
• Adjustable width and position: Set a custom width for the panel and choose whether it slides in from the left or the right side of the screen to suit your layout.
• Overlay display option: Add an overlay when the panel opens so attention stays on the panel content. This gives visitors a focused view of whatever you placed inside.
• Close button controls: Show or hide the close button and edit its text, which lets you balance usability with a clean look in the panel.
• Panel and button colors: Adjust the colors of both the panel and its button so they fit the color scheme and branding already used across your website.
• Responsive behavior: The panel works across devices, with scroll handling and breakpoint controls that let you hide or show it depending on the screen size.
• Templates and shortcodes: Replace the panel content with templates made in OceanWP's My Library, and use shortcodes to place the opening button anywhere on your site.

Best for

• Sites built on OceanWP themes
• Store owners who want filters or promotions off the main page
• Developers building custom slide-in menus and widget areas