It’s possible.
A link to your site, and knowledge of which widget you’d like to hide would help.
We can hide it using a media query in your css, not very difficult at all.
We just need to know what css selector to target.
Here is the site: http://www.retailcurrencysolutions.net/site/
The plugin is called Slick Contact Forms. It generates the CONTACT tab that’s stuck to the left side of the browser.
Alright… yer themes a bit complicated but… wherever you enter custom css (I see some custom css options in your theme being output – I’m not sure if you add to a stylesheet, or have an option to add css or what), or directly in style.css you can add
@media (max-width: 450px) {
.dc-contact-slick {
display: none;
}
}
the 450px is variable – you can adjust that to target the right size screen 650…450… whatev
I believe that .dc-contact-slick is the right selector….
basically when we get to a breakpoint you set above (450 currently) at that size or smaller, that element gets hidden
This is working in browsers but not on my iphone. I’ll try to experiment with it.
