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How to Create a Sidebar with Glassmorphism Effect in HTML CSS

If you want to learn how to create a Sidebar with Glassmorphism effect in HTML CSS only, then you are on the right blog. Today we will create a Sidebar using html and css.
If you know the basics of HTML CSS, then you can easily rebuild this sidebar of your own with glassmorphism effect.


Here’s the demo of sidebar that we are going to create.

Source Code for Sidebar [HTML CSS only]

Follow these steps to create a profile card:

  1. Create a folder, name it whatever you want and create these two files in it.
  2. Create an index.html file. The file name must be index and its extension .html
  3. Create a style.css file. The file name must be style and its extension .css

After creating these files, paste the given codes into the specified files.

See the Pen
Sidebar
by Haris Ahmad (@harisahmad59)
on CodePen.

To create a sidebar with a glassmorphism effect using HTML and CSS, follow these steps: 

 1. HTML Structure: Create a div container for the sidebar.
– Inside this div container, add the required elements like navigation links, icons, or any other content you want to add in the sidebar. 

 2. CSS Styling: Apply a background to the sidebar container. For the glassmorphism effect, use the backdrop-filter css property for. 

 3. Styling the Content: Style the content inside the sidebar. Use colors, fonts, and spacing to make the content look better. 

 4. Positioning: Use CSS to position the sidebar on the page. You can use css properties like position relative, top, left, bottom to control its placement. 

 5. Hover Effects: Add hover effects to enhance the interactivity of the sidebar.

 6. Transition Effects: Apply transition effects to create smooth animations when elements change state (e.g., on hover). 

 7. Use Icons and Labels: You can use Font Awesome to add icons or include custom icons. Make sure to style them appropriately. 

 Remember, the glassmorphism effect is based on the backdrop-filter css property, which might not be supported in all browsers.