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Hello, I just noticed that on the top right side of the sidebar when visiting a page, it will automatically list all child pages within that page. This is pretty nice in some situations but I have a particular case use where I wish I could just not have those links there.
Is there any way to disable this feature other than hiding the entries with CSS?
Thanks.
To clarify I know there is a theme option to disable it site wide. What I meant to ask is if there is a way to do it selectively on some pages (similar to how one can choose to enable / disable the sidebar individually on each page).
Thanks.
Hey!
It sounds like your talking about the subnav widget. In this case it would be best to create a new sidebar in Dashboard > Appearance > Widgets and then drag the subnav widget over to it and then edit your pages and select this sidebar to use.
Regards,
ElliottI don’t see a subnav widget and this appears at the most top of the sidebar (on top of my first widget) so I do not think its a widget.
Hey!
Oops, sorry momon. I think the option your looking for is in Dashboard > Enfold > Sidebar settings and then make sure the “Display Sidebar navigation” option is unchecked.
To remove it on a certain page then drag a codeblock element into your page content and add this.
<style type = "text/css"> .widget_nav_menu { display: none; } </style>Regards,
ElliottHey!
Yes but creating an option to disable it on certain pages would take a lot of time and code and would have to be considered custom work so you would need to hire a freelancer to help you out there. I recommend trying the CSS I posted as it’s a quick and easy solution.
Regards,
Elliott
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