Support » Themes and Templates » Twenty Eleven: Delete Search Box, Reclaim Empty Space on menu bar

  • Resolved webazoid

    (@webazoid)


    I have a simple site/blog which uses twenty eleven theme. It has a banner as the header image, a black menu bar with 6 columns, each column with a name and links to one of six different pages, and a search bar on the right in the seventh column. I wanted to delete the search box so I looked here:

    http://wordpress.org/support/topic/remove-search-box-twenty-eleven/page/2?replies=13#

    And edited header.php. Now the search box is gone. However, there is empty space where the search box used to be in the seventh column. If I try to add a seventh page, it makes the menu bar two rows instead of one.

    Now that my search box is gone, how can I reclaim the space previously occupied by it on upper right corner to allow me to add a seventh page/column to the menu bar?

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  • Thread Starter webazoid

    (@webazoid)

    Answer:

    From Header.php, delete below to delete search box and reclaim used
    menu bar space:

    <div class=”only-search<?php if ( ! empty( $header_image ) ) : ?>
    with-image<?php endif; ?>”>
    <!– <?php get_search_form(); ?> –>
    </div>

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