Hi

I have SharePoint list that my users have limited access too. 

They can create an item, then they lost access to the item. Fine this works. They can view no other sites, lists or libraries.

But I would like to hide the office 365 suite bar on top, so they cannot be tempted to click on the options. Is this possible with a content editor webpart? Any other solutions to this? I do not want to affect other lists and libraries in the site.

brgs

bjrn

Hi,

have a look at this post here:

http://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/119511/hide-suitebar-links-office-365

Maybe you can add that CSS code in a ContentEditor WebPart and add it to the desired page.

Best regards.

• Proposed as answer by croute1 19 hours 0 minutes ago

Hi,

have a look at this post here:

http://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/119511/hide-suitebar-links-office-365

Maybe you can add that CSS code in a ContentEditor WebPart and add it to the desired page.

Best regards.

• Proposed as answer by croute1 18 hours 52 minutes ago

Hi Cristian,

Are these examples for content editor webparts? And if so how would the whole code look like?

brgs

BJrn

<style>
   div#suiteBarTop {
      display: none;
   }
</style>

Add this code to a content editor webpart and save the page.

• Proposed as answer by DannyIs 17 hours 46 minutes ago

<style>
   div#suiteBarTop {
      display: none;
   }
</style>

Add this code to a content editor webpart and save the page.

• Proposed as answer by DannyIs 17 hours 39 minutes ago

Thanks, but im getting the

content editor cannot retrieve the url specified

brgs

bjorn

I'm testing it and it works great.

Go to your page, add new content editor on it, add the css to the content editor and that's it...

<style>
div#suiteBarTop {
   display: none;
}
</style>

• Marked as answer by Bjørn Roalkvam 16 minutes ago

I'm testing it and it works great.

Go to your page, add new content editor on it, add the css to the content editor and that's it...

<style>
div#suiteBarTop {
   display: none;
}
</style>

• Marked as answer by Bjørn Roalkvam 8 minutes ago

Hi Cristian,

Thank you.

For me it only worked when I saved the CSS code into a (HideO365SuiteBar.TXT) text file that I uploaded to the Site Asset app. Then from the Content Editor webpart on my list linked to this text file.

I thought I could paste the CSS directly in the Webpart, but that did not work.

brgs Bjorn

• Edited by Bjørn Roalkvam 15 minutes ago

Hi Cristian,

Thank you.

For me it only worked when I saved the CSS code into a (HideO365SuiteBar.TXT) text file that I uploaded to the Site Asset app. Then from the Content Editor webpart on my list linked to this text file.

I thought I could paste the CSS directly in the Webpart, but that did not work.

brgs Bjorn

• Edited by Bjørn Roalkvam 8 minutes ago