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  • Geoffrey Shilling

    (@geoffreyshilling)

    Volunteer Moderator

    I would try adding the following code under Additional CSS in the Customizer:

    .site-navigation > #searchform {
        display: none;
    }

    That will hide the search in your menu/navigation.

    Thread Starter jarekza

    (@jarekza)

    I dont have customizer, have no PRO version (I understand its required for customizer).
    I dont see additional ccs as well.
    (archive.php)
    (404.php)
    (fullwidth.php)
    (functions.php)
    (comments.php)
    (nosidebar.php)
    (sidebar.php)
    (search.php)
    (single.php)
    (index.php)
    (header.php)
    (footer.php)
    (content-list.php)
    (content-none.php)
    (content-page.php)
    (content-single.php)
    (content-summary.php)
    (content.php)
    (customizer.php)
    (extras.php)
    (home.php)
    (jetpack.php)
    (sidebar-footer.php)
    (template-tags.php)
    (widgets.php)
    (page.php)
    (page.php)
    (style.css)
    I tried to put it to main style.css, but nothing happen.

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by jarekza.
    Geoffrey Shilling

    (@geoffreyshilling)

    Volunteer Moderator

    It looks like the theme offers “Custom CSS” in the pro version, but WordPress offers the “Additional CSS” section built-in its customizer. You can access this from Dashboard -> Appearance -> Customize.

    Accessing the Customizer from the Dashboard:
    Dashboard appearance customize

    Additional CSS within the Customizer:
    Customizer additional css

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