Hi Chris,
Nikola explicitly does not support anything that would cause full rebuilds to occur often, so the inclusion of the sidebar would happen outside of Nikola. You could use something like the sidebar plugin [0], and then include it in your pages via server-side includes or front-end JavaScript.
I fully agree that a full rebuild is to be avoided and appreiciate nikola is working hard in this.
Anyhow, relying on Javascript for fetching relevant content is not an option for me. Given that my blog changes very rarely (about 5 time a year), a full rebuild is acceptable for me and the smaller restriction.
Thanks for pointing to the sidebar plugin. Anyhow using also leads to a full rebuild whenever a blog post is added - except that anther tool is required for completing the task and "nikola deploy" can't be used anymore. I rather prefer building this into nikola (not into the core, of course).
A quite different approach could be to create mini-HTML-pages to be included as iframe? WDYT? How could this be done?
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