Removing the Quick Launch Bar in SharePoint 2010′s Master Page


Removing the left navigation bar (the Quick Launch) all together in SharePoint 2010.

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In the master page (or even in a web part), add the following to the header (or within the HTML view of the content editor web part)

                <style type="text/css">

                               /* removes the left quick launch */

                               #s4-leftpanel{

                                                display:none

                                                }

                                                .s4-ca{

                                                margin-left:0px

                                                }

                </style>

And villa… You should be all set..

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Categories: SharePoint or Custom Development | 5 Comments

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5 thoughts on “Removing the Quick Launch Bar in SharePoint 2010′s Master Page

  1. Dan

    Would love to see how you are going about customising the look and feel of SP2010..
    I must say I’m not having much joy.. I had a great set of master pages that relied on CSS in SP2007 where I could change the header graphic depending on the site you were on.. Also I’m having issues with the Search site, inheriting any sort of style / theme even if I manually set the search site use a particular master page of site theme is doesn’t seem to work.. Have you come across this ??

    Great blog by the way.. :)

  2. Very nice and simple trick to eliminate Quick Launch bar. Useful especially in Application Pages.

  3. Vikki

    Is there a way to have the page links but not the titles? ie Lists, discussions

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  5. Nonov Urbidznes

    This is about the tenth or so post i’ve found on the subject, but none specifies where the “master file” is; not even a file name! Could you please be more specific?

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