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  • Try adding this to your CSS. It should remove the whole block.

    .MarketGidComposite37262{
    display: none;
    }

    Thread Starter hh2015

    (@hh2015)

    Thank you. How did you find this .MarketGidComposite37262 :-)? I changed one of the php files to get this done.

    Honestly, I just read through the source while inspecting elements with google chrome.

    Honestly, setting the display to none only turns off the visual display but the element is still being created. To optimize this, you probably want to find the template file that is building this page and remove the php code that defines this block in the first place. If you are using a shortcode from a plugin to insert this into a page or post, you can remove the shortcode. Without further access it is difficult to advise you, I just want to make sure you understand that you are only hiding this and the server is still building the elements and the browser is still rendering them.

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