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Hide Members/Posts search block

I would like to hide “Members/Posts search” block only at my front page. Only registered members can view this block.. Please advise.

Please refer screen shot.

Wed, 15 May 2013 11:00:11

arizuan
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This is the screen shot
Alexander
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Hey @arizuan,

I just responded on your other thread as well. Wherever you respond back is fine, I’ll just close down the other thread.

Would you mind giving a link to the site or letting me know what theme that is? Changes like this are different for every site, but if I can see the site live or see the code I can get you some CSS to help.

Best regards
arizuan
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Thank you Alex,

I’m using BuddyPress Corporate Themes…

I wanted to hide those search bar at the front page..
Alexander
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Ok thanks! You can add this CSS to your stylesheet, and it will be removed!
```
#navigation {

margin: 0 0 20px;

}

#searchbox {

display: none;

}
```
Let me know how it goes.

Best regards
arizuan
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Hi Alex,

The given CSS remove the whole block as a whole.. It is might be useful for my registered users/Members later on..

Is there any other way to only hide it from “Visitors/Strangers” at the homepage??

And make it viewable at other pages…

Or maybe you might have other suggestion for me to use other themes??

Thanks
Alexander
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Having it show up conditionally would actually involve adding a good bit of code here, as it was designed to be a key element of the page.

If this really bothers you, and you’re open to looking at other themes, I would recommend doing that.

Or, if you want to stick with this theme, I can make a recommendation of how this can be done using the is_logged_in function. I wouldn’t be able to code it all for you, but could point you in the general direction.

Best regards