What are you talking about ?
In SharePoint 2010, when you are working with a wiki or Site Pages library, a new menu appears on the quick launch navigation telling you which documents were recently modified. That is great to know, but if you are using the library for publishing purposes, your end-users don’t need to know that.
So how does this work ?
Simply add a Content Editor webpart on your page. Go the html source and add the following script.
Alternatively, you can also do this by changing the html of the publishing page.
The script just hides the block via CSS.
The script
<style type="text/css> .s4-recentchanges { display:none; } </style>
This only works if modifying the master page. It cannot be added to any page using the standard content editor web part.
Clem, ofcourse you can add CSS code in a CEWP!
You don't need to modify the masterpage.
Perhaps Clem is right. The underlying code seems to be modified by SharePoint when the page is saved. I found that if put your style in an external file stored in the Style Library and reference the link using the web part instead it works just fine. Also, I applied my style to #s4-leftPanel; perhaps is depends on the page layout your using.
Styles in my css:
#s4-leftpanel{display:none;}
.s4-cs {margin-left:0px}
Hope that helps.
Thanks Hilderbrand the trick works I shared it on G+
Thanks Hilderbrand
that works I shared it on G+
Marijn's original suggestion of Content Editor webpart worked fine for me for a single page.
Hildebrand,
I am not sure why, but I could not get your CSS to work. Instead, I referenced the following CSS, which I stored in /SiteAssets/stylesheets, in my masterpage:
.s4-recentchanges
{
display:none;
}
It worked great. Thank you for this thread, everyone. It helped me immensely.