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Is there a means of hiding a menu from specific pages? Would be nice to have that as an option. I'm up to building a template even, just need a clue as to how to EXCLUDE the menu.
For the record, I'm using WP 3.3, and Atahualpa 3.7.3 (I think it is).
you could do it with a CSS Insert based onthe page ID
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Dec 29, 2011, 09:10 AM
Sparklesperson
7 posts · Nov 2010
Any clues how to do that? Where do I start - what css would I use, and WHERE would I put it - just in the body of the page?
I ended up finding this plugin, which seems to work, although it took me a while to figure out WHAT to put in - it's called Hide it. Perhaps that's what it does - is insert the css.
Thanks!
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Dec 29, 2011, 09:13 AM
Sparklesperson
7 posts · Nov 2010
Oh - I bet I'd put it into the theme options - additional css. Hm. Will have to think on that..
any additional CSS you want to add you put in ato->Add HTML/CSS Inserts->CSS Inserts
Use FireBug in FireFox to view the html elements and there you can play with the CSS - using 'isplay: none;' will hide things, then look at the <body...> statement for the page id to build your CSS selector.
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any additional CSS you want to add you put in ato->Add HTML/CSS Inserts->CSS Inserts
Use FireBug in FireFox to view the html elements and there you can play with the CSS - using 'display: none;' will hide things, then look at the <body...> statement for the page id to build your CSS selector.
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