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  • netzmaedchen

    (@netzmaedchen)

    Hi @jaykaybee,
    I can’t access your site. It wants user and password. But I can tell you this much:
    You can find out which class your menu has and you will have to target to hide it by using the inspector : Video Instructions

    Inside the inspector, you can also try if the code you will be using is working to hide your menu. it will be:
    .yourmenuclass {visibility:hidden; display:none;}
    But that will hide the menu everywhere.
    To prevent that, you can use the fact that WordPress gives your homepage a body class.

    So you would use something like :

    body:not(.home) .yourmenuclass {
    visibility:hidden;
    display:none
    }

    I have not tested this but it should point you in the right direction.
    Also think about using a child theme. But this bit of css can go into customizer (additional css).

    Good luck
    Anja

    Thread Starter jaykaybee

    (@jaykaybee)

    Thank you Anja!

    I am actually detouring into a different strategy: I am going to create a subdomain with a different theme, because my main domain theme is just going to require too much modification (this was the tip of the iceberg!). But I will keep your code in mind because I may again want to suppress menus in the new subdomain and new theme. Thanks!

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