Guide: Hiding/Removing the NavStrip

[the_unadvocate]

These guide tells you how to kill the Navigation Strip on all journals, including those which have set it to display for every user.

This guide has been moved to No LJ Ads Wiki. See the Removing the NavStrip guide to see an up-to-date guide.

If you need help, please let us know either in a comment here or on the Discussion page of the Wiki guide.

Comments

Yes and an Unrelated No

[zorkfox]

The Stylish sheet worked fine. It was a little weird to visit the_unadvocate and see no entries on the journal, though. I thought something had gone wrong and the sheet was somehow (don't ask me how, I know CSS pretty well, and I couldn't see anything) blocking the journal's entries as well. :P There are some entries in the archive, but none of them are visible. Eh?

Re: Yes and an Unrelated No

[foxfirefey]

I had various random note type entries there, but then the ad demographic targetting started to pick up on all the public entries, so I friended them all to see an untargetted spread when I was doing ad content checks, since she's the account I use to collect ad examples.

Now I feel like I should make some entries there and make a secondary Sponsored+ account for my own purposes and testing! So thank you for talking about that; you're right, it is kind of weird to not have entries on a test journal.

Good to know the Stylish is working fine, though!

Re: Yes and an Unrelated No

[zorkfox]

Heh. Speaking of ads: Am I the only one who thinks this guy doesn't look like he's giving you the thumbs-up? Every time I see him, I have to remind myself it's not a rude gesture. Even just a few lines of pixels to show the fingers would probably help. :)

Re: Yes and an Unrelated No

[foxfirefey]

Haha, no, you're not. Do you remember the user submitted ad contest? Someone did an entry like this.

Re: Yes and an Unrelated No

[zorkfox]

Ha! Nope: I never saw those. They're quite good. So is this one in the comments!