6 Weeks Design Tip: Remove the Navbar in Blogger

One of the quickest, most simple ways to clean up your Blogger layout is to get rid of that ugly blue navbar at the top. It matches almost no one’s design and isn’t terribly functional. Here are two options for fixing that eyesore…

1. If you use the navbar on a regular basis, you can change the color. Click into the layout tab and then look for the little navbar edit link at the top. Choose a color that  matches your design. I like to make it transparent, so it goes with everything.

2. If you never use it, then you can remove the navbar all together. Click into the HTML editor under Template and paste the following code right above the variable definitions:

#navbar-iframe { display: none !important;}

Easy peasy!

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10 Comments

  1. Erica says:

    Thanks for this tip girl. I use my navbar all the time but making it transparent makes a HUGE difference.

    xo erica

  2. bobbi says:

    Awesome tip! Also, if you want to remove the navbar but don’t want to delete any CSS you might have put into the template editor (not really delete, but if you change the html you can’t see previous CSS changes, it’s pretty annoying), if you click on the advanced tab and enter #navbar {display:none} in the CSS area, does the trick as well! :D

  3. Sacha says:

    Great tip! Thank you! :)

  4. Amy says:

    YESSSSS thank you so much!

  5. Lina says:

    Thank you! This worked perfectly and I’m happier without the navbar!

  6. Natasha says:

    Mine is already transparent. I don’t remember if I changed it or if it changed with the theme I use.

  7. Amber says:

    Thanks for the tip! I’ve never been able to figure it out…until now. :P

  8. Mel says:

    Thanks for the tips on the nav bar it really sticks out like a sore thumb a lot of the time.

    But isn’t removing it completely against the terms and conditions of blogger?

  9. Melinda says:

    Thanks for the tips, I didn’t even know it was possible to remove it! I just have mine matching the white ground, but I may consider removing it in the future!

  10. I’ve never been able to figure out how to do that. Thank you!!
    Catherine Denton

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