How to hide some elements of sidebar when editing posts?

Hi @rogeriodec have you try to use

display: none !important;

Hi @rogeriodec,

That should work. But, it is the case of admin you can do that by a simple function. For reference
`add_action(‘admin_print_styles’, ‘zworhtkey_custom_admin_css’);
add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘zworhtkey_custom_admin_css’);

function zworhtkey_custom_admin_css() {
if (is_admin()) {
wp_enqueue_style(“custom-admin-css”, get_bloginfo(‘template_directory’). “/custom_admin.css”, false, false, “all”);
}
}’
Hope that will fix your problem
Thank You

I apologize, actually, the problem was a simple syntax error: I was leaving a comma after the class declaration: .myclass, {display: none}, when the correct one would be: .myclass {display: none}

Didn’t work as it should.
Please, see this image:

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I want to hide the following elements:

Post Format
Author
Template
Permalink
Tags

For example, to hide the COMPLETE block of AUTHOR, I have this:

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But components-panel__row is a generic class and if I hide it, it will hide all other elements…

If I go down some levels, I get the actual class post-author-selector, but if I hide it, it will leave a blank gap in the screen for that element.

Could anyone test this?

• This reply was modified 3 years, 2 months ago by rogeriodec.

@rogeriodec Hi, I wanted to hide some elements like what you were planning to do so I’m just wondering if you already found out the solution?. If yes, can you please share with me since I’m also stuck on this. Thanks