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May 16, 2017

Removing the Quick Launch & Keeping the Global Navigation Bar in SP Online to max Screen Real estate

Hi SharePoint Experts, I am a business guy that is trying to develop my department's SharePoint Online site. I understand the benefits, and know the basics of the "Quick Launch menu" links (navig...

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Brent Ellis

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If you are sticking with the classic UI, i'd recommend doing a bit of custom code (specifically CSS either by using the alternate CSS set on the /_layouts/15/ChangeSiteMasterPage.aspx or maybe injecting a usercustomaction)

#sideNavBox { display:none !important }
#contentBox { margin-left:20px !important; }

Those two lines are all you need, you just need a way to get them injected into the entire site.

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May 16, 2017

Thanks for the tip Brent Ellis! Is there a way for me to put that code on my page easily with tools that I have out of the box? If so, can I add and remove it easily; if I want the quick launch back at some point in the future?

Thanks again,

Doug

Brent Ellis
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May 16, 2017
If you want to do page by page, you can use the "Script Editor Web Part" and just paste those two lines in between a <style></style> tag.

If you use the "Alternate CSS", it should hypothetically apply to all pages.