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Question

Remove element in HTML

Apr 10, 2016 7:52AM PDT

I have a question, i have downloaded a website from the internet, and i am trying to remove a button from that website (template). But the situation is that i want to remove the selected element. In chrome i can just delete it, but how can i do that permanently? (PS: I am very new to this forum and to building a website).Image via Google Drive

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Re: remove element in html
Apr 14, 2016 10:58AM PDT

Just edit the html to your wishes. Any text editor will do. Notepad++ is commonly used and it's free.

If you don't know html, it's a language that's not too difficult to learn.

Kees

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Re: remove element in html
Apr 14, 2016 10:39PM PDT

Oh okay thanks! I am going to try that out!

Daan