\n| Goal: Remove these two menu items<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n <\/p>\n Note that I wanted to apply this across the entire site collection, therefore, to accomplish this, I added some CSS code to the site collection\u2019s master page (v4.master).\u00a0 Right before the end of the <head> section, I added the following block of code:<\/p>\n [css]<\/p>\n li.ms-MenuUIULItem[text~=SMS],
\nli.ms-MenuUIULItem[text~=Publish]
\n{
\ndisplay: none;
\n}<\/p>\n [\/css]<\/p>\n What this is ultimately doing is selecting the menu items (\u201cli’\u201d), and for any menu item whose class is \u201cms-MenuUIULItem\u201d, where there\u2019s an attribute \u201ctext\u201d, whose value begins with the phrase \u201cSMS\u201d or \u201cPublish\u201d, it will hide the entire li, effectively eliminating the menu item.\u00a0 The HTML code it\u2019s hiding looks a little like this below.<\/p>\n [html]<\/p>\n |
![\"image\"](\"https:\/\/mmman.itgroove.net\/wp-content\/uploads\/mmman\/2011\/11\/image.png\" "\\"image\\"")
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