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When the title is removed (and header remains) from the Twenty-Eleven Theme the search form is automatically added to the navigation bar. How do I alter this and remove the search form all-together?
- Mike
The blog I need help with is jaderaychel.wordpress.com.
Just in case this re-positioning may suit you see here > http://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/how-to-move-search-box?replies=5
@TT: That re-positioning "will put it in the right end of the navigation bar", which is exactly what Mike doesn't want.
@Mike: Add this to the CSS editor:
timethief
panaghiotisadam#branding #searchform {
display:none;
}If you wish, you can add the Search widget to your sidebar instead.
I would recommend also taking away the right padding from inside the navigation bar if you're going to hide the search box from there.
designsimply#branding #searchform {
display:none;
}
#branding .only-search + #access div {
padding-right: 0px;
}Thanks you panaghiotisadam & designsimply. These alterations met my desire perfectly! Thank you both.
+1 thanks panaghiotisadam, you are appreciated! :)
When I tried
#branding #searchform {<br />
display:none;<br />
}
It didn't work until I removed #branding
I'm a newbie and curious, can anyone tell me why?
@jenbruce, we need a link to the site you are talking about. CSS is theme specific and if you aren't using the same theme, then the solution will likely be different.
@designsimply
Thanks, worked perfectly!
@jenbruce, one reason might be that you were using a different theme and that's why the #branding part of the selector wasn't needed, or you were trying to remove a search form from the sidebar area and not the #branding area.
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jenbruce
