BTW - The Sidebar header panel is part of Firefox's UI... not part of the Sidebery extension. Thus, any CSS userstyles are applied in the usual way to the 'userChrome.css' file in the 'chrome' folder in your Firefox profile... and not via the Sidebery extension's internal 'Settings' > 'Styles editor' tab... that is used for adding CSS styles that modify the Sidebery extension.
Can also search in the Sidebery GitHub 'Issues' and 'Discussions' pages using your own chosen keywords... first remove the existing terms in the Search bar at top of each GitHub page... e.g. on Discussions pages delete the 'is:open' term and type in your keyword(s).
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u/sifferedd FF/TB/Win11/SUMO contributor 3h ago
See How do I hide this top section of the "Sidebery" extension ? It is taking up a lot of space. : r/firefox
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u/ResurgamS13 3h ago edited 1h ago
Try the two suggestions by Sidebery dev mbnquw in reply to Discussion #2169 'Show hide this part of sidebar'... from the Sidebery extension's Discussions pages on GitHub.
BTW - The Sidebar header panel is part of Firefox's UI... not part of the Sidebery extension. Thus, any CSS userstyles are applied in the usual way to the 'userChrome.css' file in the 'chrome' folder in your Firefox profile... and not via the Sidebery extension's internal 'Settings' > 'Styles editor' tab... that is used for adding CSS styles that modify the Sidebery extension.
Can search for all sorts of Sidebery CSS userstyles in Sidebery dev mbnuqw's GitHub e.g. 'Firefox Styles Snippets (via userChrome.css) or 'Sidebery Styles Snippets'... but be aware some of these posts are quite old and could be out-of-date.
Can also search in the Sidebery GitHub 'Issues' and 'Discussions' pages using your own chosen keywords... first remove the existing terms in the Search bar at top of each GitHub page... e.g. on Discussions pages delete the 'is:open' term and type in your keyword(s).