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I have to find current url and if it is equal to "http://localhost/mysite" then I need to put below code.

Example (pseudocode):

If(FindCurrentURL.ContainsString("http://localhost/mysite")){
  .ms-quickLaunch {  display: none; }
}

How to find URL and that contains above URL?

Marcel Korpel
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James123
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  • possible duplicate of [How to get the current URL in jQuery?](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/406192/how-to-get-the-current-url-in-jquery) – miku Sep 04 '10 at 22:58

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The window.location.href property will contain your current URL, which you can then test against in your if statement:

if(window.location.href.indexOf('http://localhost/mysite') >= 0){
    // do something fancy
}
Pat
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The full current URL can be found in 

window.location.href

the second part of your question is not as easy to implement as it seems. There are several ways to modify a CSS class during runtime, but none of them is really convenient and simple.

Consider targeting whatever element you want to hide using an ID and document.getElementById().

Pekka
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There is no need to change the CSS rule. Just select all the elements of that class and hide them via JavaScript.

For example, in jQuery:

$(".ms-quickLaunch").hide();
Šime Vidas
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