.search-toggle {
     display: none;
}

.row .four {
    display: none;
}
.row .eight {
	width: 100%;
}
.home .row .four {
    display: block;
    width: 30.37%;
}
.home .row .eight {
	width: 65.2%;
}

How would I add widgets (i.e. Archives and Search Bar) so that they only appear on my homepage?
At the moment they're only appearing on my static pages (e.g. 'About' page) and I don't really see the point of having these here.

Any help would be great!

Thanks,

Mieke

The following is from member "thesacredpath" which worked exactly as I wanted.

In the original CSS, there was 205px of right padding on the menu div to keep it from overrunning the search box. Add the following to the end of your CSS and it will fix it for you.

#branding .only-search + #access div {
padding-right: 0;
}

Thanks!

The search box now appears in the page menu area below the header image. I would like to delete it. Is that possible?

What code should I use to get the Search bar to be where it should no matter which browser a person is using? I appreciate any help, thanks!

Place this in your CSS:
#searchform { display: none;}

My reservation about this is that it should hide the search form wherever it may occur. I leave it to the more experienced to give you a way to remove it for this location only if that is what you want.

Can anyone help me remove the search bar from my website? I've been through the stylesheet but can't find it to delete it...I'm using the Mixfolio theme.

It's in the top right corner of the site: http://www.charliebentley.com

Many thanks
Charlie

#header input#s {
	color: red;
}

Note that it changes the text that you type into the search form.

Change the "red" color name to a color code of your choice:
http://automattic.github.com/Iris/

Cheers

background:#e4e4e4 url("http://s2.wp.com/images/search.png") no-repeat 6px 6px;

That image link is not a working link. If you remove that line from your Appearance → Custom Design → CSS editor and make sure the "Add my CSS" option is selected, it will start working again.

Note that you do not have to copy and paste the entire stylesheet. It's usually a better option to only add in CSS to the Appearance → Custom Design → CSS editor for things that you want to change. It keeps things clean and easier to debug if you run into any troubles.

Check my blog to understand what i'm talking about.

Thanks a lot

May I remove the ‘Blog at WordPress.com’ credit in my site’s footer?
Although the Custom Design Upgrade certainly grants you the capability to hide the credit from your site’s footer, you are not permitted to do so. Even our VIP bloggers are required to maintain the credit. http://en.support.wordpress.com/custom-design/#frequently-asked-questions

A quick search turned up the required CSS editing to remove the searchbox from the header area. http://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/removing-the-search-form-from-the-twenty-eleven-header?replies=9#post-696602

Thanks designsimply

When I pasted the code that thesacredpath gave me, above, I kept getting the error message "Are you sure you want to do that?"

That sounds like a separate issue. I see that you haven't purchased the Custom Design upgrade yet, but the Preview button should work and also save CSS in preview state. Try logging out, and then log back in and try adding the new CSS again. If you still see an error after that, please let me know.