It is not difficult to remove the left menu bar from Sharepoint 2013 but unfortuately it is not as simple as clicking a checkbox and the steps are tedious:
- Click EDIT (top right of your site)
- Click inside the body of your site
- Click INSERT (top menu)
- Click WEBPART
- Click MEDIA AND CONTENT then CONTENT EDITOR
- Click the ADD button (bottom right)
- Click the CONTENT EDITOR box that just appeared then select the drop down in the top right of that box and select EDIT WEB PART
- If you skip the EDIT WEBPART, it will not work
- the small black drop down arrow will not appear (in the top right) until you mouse over the Content Editor box
- Click the CLICK HERE TO ADD NEW CONTENT link at the bottom of the CONTENT EDITOR box
- Click INSERT (top menu tab)
- Click EMBED CODE
- Paste the following into the box (and make sure it is plain text when you paste it… i.e. it looks just like what you see below):
.<style unselectable=”on”>
/* hide left menu bar */
#sideNavBox
{
display: none;
}
/* adjust position of content */
#contentBox
{
margin-left:20px!important;
}
</style>
- Click the INSERT button
- In the CONTENT EDITOR (edit WebPart) box on the right side of the screen click the + to expand the APPEARANCE section
- Change the TITLE to something small like a period .
- This will effectively hide the code from the viewers
- Click OK (right side of screen)
There, now wasn’t that easy! What a pain in the butt.
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