#Nav bar / Navigation menu
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Don't know about your usecase but you can have just one page with tabs. And the click of each button navigates the user to a particular tab. That way the nav bar would stay persistent.
Hi @broken wave , as @nocturne bear suggested, a Tab widget might simplify the navigation if you put everything in one page. I'd recommend using a Tab widget vs multiple pages whenever the APIs/queries are mostly the same. If it's a completely different set of APIs/queries, then split it into pages.
However, we're working on a sidebar navigation that would show on all pages. Here's the issue for it:
https://github.com/appsmithorg/appsmith/issues/4333
And here's a preview of the designs:
https://www.figma.com/proto/EkPT7FdqmArkk9L7mySA5S/NAV---Designs?page-id=357%3A182882&node-id=704%3A285865&viewport=138%2C579%2C0.06&scaling=scale-down&starting-point-node-id=704%3A285865&show-proto-sidebar=1
Can't wait for this to be implemented!
The preview looks great - hope it would support just icons too. The github issue however seems unrelated (and stalled) or would the nav bar be actually a single (new) column table widget ?