See far below for hiding the everything including the top navigation, ribbon etc.
Here's the quick process:
- Add a Content Editor web part (under Media and Content).
- Click to edit the new web part and under the 'Format Text' ribbon, in the Markup section click HTML --> Edit HTML Source.
- Paste the following text (slightly modified from Christian's blog):
- Click OK.
- I had to open the webpart in SharePoint designer and set the webpart to hidden... the option was greyed out in the browser.
<style type="text/css">#s4-leftpanel { DISPLAY: none}.s4-ca { MARGIN-LEFT: 0px}</style>
The same concept can be applied to the 'Recently Modified' added to the left navigation for Wiki pages as shown here on Microsoft.com. The content is slightly different:
<style type="text/css"> .s4-recentchanges { display:none; } < /style>
Here's how to hide everything using a Content Editor web part (CEWP) as I found it on the Sharep10nt blog. The way I accomplished it is I put this content into a txt file and saved it to the Site Assets library then pointed the CEWP to that file. I can then simply remove that file if I need to edit the page. Another option for disabling the CEWP is appending "?Contents=1" to the URL then selecting and closing the CEWP. Here's the CEWP content: