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LatinaLady
this code its part of my style sheet

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<style type="text/css">
table.footer, .mainleft, table.footernav
{display: none;};
}
hr,  table.footer, table.navigation, table.search, #SearchBar1_pnlYouAreHere{
display: none;}
LiDdLe_TaSh
hmm dunno if this is much help but i tried it in my custom header and the words jusst showed up after my banner so nothing there and in custom module(premium) ummm it cut off my entire xanga except for my banner and it didnt do anythin in javascript and website stats... i dont knoe if this helped happy.gif
i ami_am
i dont think its a complete code
DrNick311
Top one gets rid of the left modules, bottom one does the search bar, the navigation at the top, the footer, and something else.
queen
CODE
<!-- begin code provided by createblog.com -->

table.footer, .mainleft, hr,  table.footer, table.navigation, table.search, #SearchBar1_pnlYouAreHere {
display: none;
}

<!-- end code provided by createblog.com -->


..there i organized it.. you could actually put all those classes together 'cause they're all "display:none;".. which means they won't be visible.
footer= the footer
footernav=footer nav (redundant)
mainleft= left modules
hr= that trim line after all your entries
navigation=top navigation
search and #SearchBar1_pnlYouAreHere=searchbar
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