Hiding Elements

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This quick fix will hide the elements like the Printer Friendly Icon or complete sections depending on what element you apply it to.

#PrinterFriendly{
    display:none;
}

You can also create a chain of classes and IDs you want to hide by separating with commas. IDs include Search box and, although an extreme example, the main logo.

#PrinterFriendly, #MPSearchBlock, #Logo{
    display:none;
}


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Created By: Jason Velazquez Apr 01, 2013
Last Updated By: Jason Velazquez Apr 01, 2013
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Kelly Flowers-Steggles
May 08, 2013 11:23 PM

Does it matter where I add in in the Advanced CSS editor?

Daniel Tomberlin
Apr 04, 2013 11:29 AM

Thanks for the css on how to get rid of the "Printer Friendly" element. I was using a different method I found on HUG that required a content item for each page. So I only did the Home page, but your code does it across the board (what I want).