How can i hide the navigation bar that includes streamlit pages?

[tarek-kerbedj]

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the goal is to hide the navigation bar on the side and not allow the user to switch between the pages, is that possible ?

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[dataprofessor]

Hi @tarek-kerbedj

By default, the sidebar panel is not displayed unless it is explicitly defined via st.sidebar as a prefix to methods like write(), header(), etc.

Thus, to hide the sidebar, one can avoid that by not defining the st.sidebar as mentioned above.

Hope this helps!

[tarek-kerbedj]

hey @dataprofessor sorry for the confusion , i meant how can i hide the pages sidebar that shows the files located in the pages directory

[dataprofessor]

Hi @tarek-kerbedj

I see, it’s a multi-page app which is inferred by the presence of app pages in the pages sub-folder. Can you try renaming the pages sub-folder to something else.

[tarek-kerbedj]

in that case, would that allow me to navigate between the pages? say by clicking a button or something else
my goal is to hide the pages AND navigate between pages using a button