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If you’re trying to get rid of the sticky reaction buttons on a webpage and want the page to look clean, here’s a simple way to do it. Many websites, especially forums or discussion pages, have these reaction buttons—like thumbs up, thumbs down, or emojis—that stay fixed on the screen as you scroll. If you prefer to hide them, follow these easy steps.
First, right-click on your webpage and select “Inspect” or “Inspect Element” from the menu. This opens up the developer tools. Here, you can find the part of the code that controls the reaction buttons. Usually, these buttons are wrapped in a div with a specific class or ID indicating they are fixed or sticky.
Once you locate that section, you can hide it with a small piece of CSS. To do this, in the “Elements” tab of your developer tools, right-click on the container that holds the reaction buttons, and choose “Hide element” or “Delete” if you want it gone temporarily.
If you want to keep this change for future visits, you can add custom CSS to your browser or use a user style manager extension. Add the following code:
.selector-of-the-reaction-buttons {
display: none !important;
}
Replace .selector-of-the-reaction-buttons with the actual class or ID you find in the code. For example, it might look like .reaction-buttons-container or #reaction-area.
By applying this style, the reaction buttons will no longer appear on the page. This method is simple, quick, and reversible—so you can easily bring them back if you decide you want them later.
Remember, this change only affects your view and doesn’t alter the website for other visitors. If you’re not familiar with inspecting code or adding custom styles, you might want to ask someone experienced in web customization for help.
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