Hello Amir,
You can surely Hide the Menu on any Specific Page.
Step 1 – Find the page ID
All pages in WordPress have a unique ID. When you first create the page, this ID is generated in the background. In order to view this ID, save the page as a draft, go to all pages and click on edit. It will be displayed in the URL bar of your web browser and looks something like this. If your page is already created all you have to do is edit it to see the ID.
Step 2 – Get navigation menu bar CSS attribute or ID
You menu will have a CSS attribute and is different based on the theme you are using. In order to find it, right-click on any menu item and look for the <nav> element. within this element you will have a (class=”menuclass”). This will typically be your CSS attribute. You can also use the ID attribute to hide the menu.
Step 3 – Hide menu
In your CSS editor or through the Simple Custom CSS plugin simply use the CSS attribute or ID and add the ‘display: none’ piece of code and there you have it: it will look
something like this:
.page-id-2 .site-navigation .primary-navigation{
display: none;
}
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Kartik
