Raphael Caixeta

Web & iOS Developer. @gripd co-founder. Investor. Adrenaline rush junkie. Brazilian. All around nerd, overall awesome.

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  • Hide Google’s navigation bar for a “full screen” background image

    Just in case you didn’t know, Google now allows for you to add background images (just like Bing). What’s annoying though, is the fact that the white bar across the top stays visible and really destroys the awesome effect you get from the image. We can easily disable that with a quick style using the Stylish extension for Firefox.

    Here’s what it looks like prior to enabling the userstyle -



    Here’s what it looks like after the style has been enabled -



    Once the extension is installed, all you have to do is install this Userstyle and enable it.

    If you’re on Safari, just enable custom CSS stylesheet and add the following CSS rule -

    #ghead { display: none; }

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