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  • Hey there,

    You can achieve what you’re after by adding following custom CSS to your child theme’s stylesheet:

    #search-area{
        display:none;
    }
    #content nav{
        padding-bottom: 23px;
    }

    Although I haven’t downloaded the theme, I think this might be a widget. Navigate to Appearance -> Widgets from your WordPress dashboard and see if there’s any widget added in the footer area ??
    Hope it helps.

    Thanks for your help Suyogya!

    @cooljosh3k: The search form is coded into the theme.

    If you’d like to hide it then you can use the custom CSS provided by Suyogya.

    Alternatively, to remove the form from your code altogether, you can copy the parent theme’s sidebar.php file to your child theme’s directory and remove the following:

    <div id="search-area">
    	<?php get_search_form(); ?>
    </div>

    Let us know if you have any extra questions.

    Thread Starter cooljosh3k

    (@cooljosh3k)

    Thank you both for the help. This appears to have solved the issue I was having.

    Perfect! ??

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