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Two easy ways you can do it.

1. In the page.php template. You can add an if/else statement. This tells the site: if the page is (your-page-name) then do not display the sidebar, else display the sidebar. Its a simple code to implement.

2. Or you can create a specific page template for the page in question (your-page-name.php) add it to your themes files and copy and past everything from the normal page template and just delete the line that reads “get_sidebar();”. This menas that wordpress will use this template for the page in question. You can read more about this method here

The first option is a bit more friendly, but if you want to make further changes to the template file then its probably better to create a new page template file as option 2.

In your themes CSS file, you will find the class

.navbar.basic .btn.responsive-menu

around line 329. Add the following to the css you find there.

From this:
.navbar.basic .btn.responsive-menu {
margin: 20px 0;
}

to this

.navbar.basic .btn.responsive-menu {
display: none;
}

Firstly, very sorry for not coming back to you sooner.

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Thanks for the reply.

Magic, legend. Thanks