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Site URL: https://www.screencast.com/t/jejJvOjXn

I'm attempting to add some code to the header as I have done before, however the code input text field is not allowing me to click on it or enter any text/code. Am I missing something here? I've added a screencast video link showing the problem.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Go to page in the Squarespace editor.
2. Select the gear beside the page name.
3. Under 'index settings' click on Advanced.
4. Attempt to click on the "PAGE HEADER CODE INJECTION" section.

Nothing happens and I've tried it on a few different sites that I have.

Thanks!

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I found a way around by using content links. 

Can you please send me the code to hide the navigation bar for the following pages? 

https://www.hellencolman.com/math/publications

https://www.hellencolman.com/math/conferences

https://www.hellencolman.com/math/teaching

https://www.hellencolman.com/math/collaborators

https://www.hellencolman.com/math/contact

Or just tell me where this 

#collection-5f25e64798f17912e4b877c1

that appear in the original code you send me come from so I can look for the identifier of these pages.

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I don't understand. Do I have access to the html code to see those numbers? Where exactly?

If not, please send me the code to hide the nav bar from these pages:

https://www.hellencolman.com/math/publications

https://www.hellencolman.com/math/conferences

https://www.hellencolman.com/math/teaching

https://www.hellencolman.com/math/collaborators

https://www.hellencolman.com/math/contact

It is only these ones the ones that I want no nav bar. The others, the ones where I want the nav bar to appear, are many more. 

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I found the answer in case that someone else is looking for the solution to hide navigation bar from a concrete page.

Go to the url of that concrete page. In Chrome's main menu select View >Developer > Developer Tools. There you see the body tag and Collection ID within double quotes. "collection-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"

Where xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx is the unique ID of that particular page you want to hide the nav bar from.

Then add in your Custom CSS the code:

#collection-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx .Header {
    display: none;
}

 

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