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Remove menu from landing page

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    MickeyB
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    Hello

    I would like to remove the menu from the landing page

    https://michaelbrosnan.com

    Could someone help me with this?

    Regards,

    Michael

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    • RichardR
      RichardR
      Richard
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      wrote on last edited by Richard
      #2

      Dear Michael @MickeyB

      Lets do that! :)

      This may help you as well - referring to Custom CSS based on the landing page:
      https://laytheme.com/documentation.html#custom-css-styling

      The following Code will be applied/added to the CSS area within 'Lay Options - Custom CSS & HTML' or using the CSS area located in 'Customize' ( they have the same result )

      Your homepage has a 'slug' ( typically the same as your pages URL )

      .slug-homepage
      

      So we can target this page only and apply css to it. Within this page we want to target both the 'laynav' which is the menu items and also 'navbar' which is the actual 'bar' that separates the Navigation items, so we have our needed elements.

      Target Homepage then the Laynav and Navbar within:

      .slug-homepage .laynav, .navbar {
          display:none !important;
      }
      

      Display:none - straight forward; we tell it not to display and we add the !important to override any CSS that is given naturally from LayTheme ( the CSS that would apply to all other pages etc ).

      Here is a screenshot of result:
      Screen Shot 2021-02-19 at 5.55.04 PM.png

      Hope this helps Michael and let me know how you go, Have a wonderful day :)

      Sincerely
      Richard

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