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# Sidebars

#### Displaying a sidebar

With full site editing theme (block theme) you have full power of modifying your theme templates and template parts. If you want to display a sidebar, simply insert a block pattern containing the sidebar into desired template or template part content.

The theme provides multiple block patterns displaying a dedicated "**Sidebar**" *template part*. A *template part* was chosen for sidebar content management so you can edit your (global) sidebar in one place and it will be updated everywhere the "**Sidebar**" template part is being used.

### Editing sidebar template part content

{% hint style="info" %}
**Appearance → Editor → Patterns → Manage all template parts → "Sidebar"**
{% endhint %}


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