I want to hide this everywhere, if you are in “About”, it shouldn’t be displayed, if you are in “FAQ”, it shouldn’t be displayed, and so on. 
AI-generated summary
The discussion revolves around hiding a tabbed menu on certain pages of a website. _alejandro wants to hide the menu on pages like “About”, “FAQ”, and others. ondrej questions the reasoning behind hiding the “About” page, suggesting it’s essential for users to know about the staff and purpose.
Canapin provides a CSS solution to hide the menu on specific pages, while also asking for the reason behind this decision. _alejandro responds that they have those topics covered elsewhere on the site.
downey cautions against hiding the menu, citing user experience concerns. They argue that a tabbed menu design is intuitive and familiar to users, and hiding tabs may cause confusion.
Why would you want to hide about? I don’t understand. How will members know what you are about and who is staff etc…?
It doesn’t seem to be one specific class that includes all these pages, so you could do it this way:
.static-privacy,
.about-page,
.static-faq,
.static-tos {
.nav-pills {
display: none;
}
}
For what reason do you want to hide this menu?
Because I have all of those in topics
You can certainly hide things with CSS, but you should think twice, for the sake of your users.
A “tabbed menu” design is a very common user experience pattern in web design and one that people have learned to intuitively understand. If you start disappearing tabs when the user is on the page, those users may become confused or disoriented.