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Hello! Does anyone know if we can hide the global search bar?

We are going to use a Federated Search widget (I have a separate question out to the Community here about anyone who has integrated that into Docebo) and if we can figure out how to get that presented on the Docebo landing page, then we want to suppress the current Docebo search so that both don’t appear.

Has anyone done anything like that? Thanks!

Hey There! Our Web Developer actually managed to hide our global search via CSS. I’ll reach out to you once I have the information from our Developer on what they did to make that change.

Here is the css we used to hide the breadcrumbs and the global search.

#doc-layout-global-search-boxed,
#doc-layout-breadcrumbs .navigation-history,
#doc-layout-breadcrumbs .hierarchical-breadcrumbs {
  display: none;
}

 

Thank you, both!

Here is the css we used to hide the breadcrumbs and the global search.

#doc-layout-global-search-boxed,
#doc-layout-breadcrumbs .navigation-history,
#doc-layout-breadcrumbs .hierarchical-breadcrumbs {
  display: none;
}

 

This is great, thank you! I put in an Idea request to be able to do this natively if you’re interested:

Quick question if you don’t mind, what do you mean by breadcrumbs?

@JZenker Those links at the top left corner of the screen that you can click to take you back to a previous page.  They automatically update to have the Docebo page “My Courses and Learning Plans” listed in there when someone goes into a course.  We don’t use that page for most of our clients, so we have hidden the breadcrumb from view so users don’t go there. 

 

 

@Annarose.Peterson So helpful, thanks so much!

Here is what I used to just hide the Global Search: 

/*Hide Global Search*/

doc-layout-global-search-boxed {

   visibility: hidden;

}

 

thank you @hwolfehall , that is exactly what I was looking for 

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