Tagged: css, hide, search, search bar, Simple Catch
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March 22, 2014 at 8:25 am #22201jjjMember
hello. i’m working out a site right now for someone. i’m having trouble with the sidebar. i’ve used two suggested css codes i’ve found to attempt to hide it.
#header-content .searchform { display: none; }
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#header .social-search form.searchform { display: none; }
i’ve even added the !important tag, and tried using visibility:hidden as an alternative to display:none and i’ve still not been able to get rid of it. i’m using a child theme, if that helps. i haven’t customized much yet.
i’m also wondering, since a lot of the code is repeated in my child theme (so i know it’s there, so i don’t have to switch to another tab or screen to see what what is in the initial css). i’m not sure if that’s causing an issue or not.
thanks so much for your assistance!
my url is http://www.joyride-studio.com/wp/
March 22, 2014 at 10:07 am #22208jjjMemberi’ve figured it out, you can delete this topic! i was not using the css section in the theme options, but the css file for my child theme.
March 22, 2014 at 10:16 am #22211SakinKeymaster@angelhair0: You can just add the following CSS in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box to remove the search in Header Right Section in Simple Catch Theme.
#header .social-search { display: none; }
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