I think this is the most
common request for end users in which they want to remove the quick launch from
the site in SharePoint 2013!
Note:
If you find a different solution, please report it as a comment to this
post. Be sure to double-verify it: undo your solution and verify that the
problem comes back, then redo it and verify that the problem goes away.
So thought of sharing this
article with all of you so that everybody can get the benefit of the same:
Here is the script that
you are looking for!
/* Hide quick launch bar */
#sideNavBox {
display: none;
}
/* Hide quick launch bar */
#contentBox {
margin-left:20px !important;
}
If you don’t want to go for code approach then here are
some other ways!
To enable or
disable Quick Launch through the user interface
1.
Click Site Actions, and then click Site
Settings.
2.
Under Look and Feel, click Tree view.
3.
To display the control, select the Enable Quick
Launch check box. Or, to hide Quick Launch, clear the check box.
To enable or
disable Quick Launch using SharePoint Designer
1.
Open the website in SharePoint Designer 2010.
2.
On the site settings page, under Settings
3.
Select the Display Quick Launch check box to
enable the menu.
4.
To hide the menu -> clear the check box
5.
Click File, and then click Save to save the
change.
If you have any queries/questions then please let me
know. I would be more than happy to help you as well as resolves your issues,
Thank you.
Insert the Content Editor web part on the page where you don't want the quick launch and in the HTML Source write it down below code :
ReplyDelete#sideNavBox{display:none}
#contentBox{margin-left:20px !important;}
That should do the trick
-Jon Vicary
Senior SharePoint Project Manager with 10 years experience at a Fortune 500 company
Hi Amol, Take a look at http://klines.org/sharepoint/sharepoint-2010-toggling-the-left-navigation-bar-with-jquery . As an option to removing the Quick Launch you can create a toggle for it. It is one of my more popular posts. With a slight modification you can set it to be collapsed by default and expanded on clicking the tab.
ReplyDelete-Daniel Kline
Sr. SharePoint Developer at Community Care Inc
You should be able to remove this easily enough via CSS if it is only the display that is the issue you should be able to target one of this IDs #DeltaPlaceHolderLeftNavBar or #sideNavBox. If you need to have the entire control removed, the easiest way would be to create a custom master page without this control present. Keep the original unmodified as you may need to restore this functionality at a later point.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, when you create your custom master page, just copy all of the existing code from the stock master (Or if you already have a custom page, work from that). Then locate the following ASP Placeholder "PlaceHolderLeftNavBar". Odds are you will want the whole placeholder to be removed, but depending on your case you may only want to remove a portion, so try removing the contents individually to fit your needs best.
Good luck.
-Violette Bowhay
Senior Front End Web Developer at Starbucks