you can't hide this element

[KRC4E2]

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[steviex]

Moving to Site Discussion.....

Unlikely as it is not an ad... it is a part of the workings of the site, containing links to the knowledge base, and various other mozillazine items.

[BenoitRen]

This is best hidden using userContent.css. That particular part doesn't have an ID, though, so I guess it'd take some advanced CSS to select it to hide.

[Daifne]

I think I saw a GreaseMonkey script that will hide it...

[old np]

Code: Select all

#sidebar > A:first-child + DIV + DIV + DIV { display: none !important; }

[steviex]

Unlikely until np finds a snippet of code that does the job.... Hehe (corrected as usual)

[James]

I use to have the useful links from the sidebar (pretty much what is in top box) in a thin line at top using userContent.css tweaks, but once I got a 20.1 widescreen at 1680x1050 I put most of the side bar back on right to make it so the forum is not as wide. I also do userContent.css tweaks to give the forum a black/grey background rather than the bright white and green look.

[Gree Smunky]

with GreaseMonkey, YES you can toggle the sidebar on/off.

http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/1262

[Frank Lion]

<a href="javascript:var disp=%22table-cell%22,node=document.getElementById(%22sidebar%22);style=node.style.display; if (style==%22table-cell%22)disp=%22none%22;void(node.style.display=disp);">Toggle Sidebar</a>

The above is a bookmarklet - just drag that link to your Bookmark Toolbar Folder. Yes, the whole "column" disappears, but I ain't jumping through no hoops on this one.

That one came from dickvl, and there are many other useful bookmarklets listed in, er, the bookmarklet thread in the Tech Forum.

[Anonymosity]

You could probably use Remove It Permanently to remove that.

[c4e2]

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not all, but pretty close

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