February 16, 2026 | By: PhotoBiz Knowledge Base
This guide shows you how to hide a specific block on one page of your PhotoBiz website using a small CSS snippet. By adding custom CSS to the page’s SEO Head section, you can remove a block from view on that page only without affecting the rest of your website.
This is useful when creating landing pages, simplifying layouts, removing duplicate sections, or customizing pages for special promotions.
Before you begin, make sure:
Log into your PhotoBiz account and click WEBSITE in the left-side menu.
Open the page where you want to hide the block.
In the left column, click the name of the page you want to edit. The page will load in the builder preview.
Scroll to locate the block you want to hide.
Click directly on the block you want to hide so its settings panel opens on the right side of the screen.
At the top of the right-side panel, click MANAGE.
After clicking MANAGE, your page preview will open in a new browser tab.
Look at the address bar. At the end of the URL, you will see a value that includes:
#block_XXXX
The numbers after block_ are your block number.
Copy or write down the number only. You will use this number in a later step.
Return to your PhotoBiz control panel and open the same page in the Website Builder.
Click the SEO button in the top-right corner of the page.
In the right-side SEO menu, click TRACKING. Click TRACKING icon.
Add the custom CSS to hide the block.
In the HEAD field, paste the following code exactly as shown:
Replace REPLACE-WITH-YOUR-BLOCK-NUMBER with the actual block number you copied earlier. This CSS targets that specific block and hides it on this page only.
Click Save to apply your changes.
Refresh the page preview. The block will no longer be visible on that specific page.
The content still exists in your control panel and in the website code. It is simply hidden from view on this page.
If the block does not disappear, double-check that:
You entered the correct block number
There are no extra spaces in the CSS
The code is placed in the HEAD field under Advanced Tracking
The block is still showing. What should I check?
Confirm that the block number matches exactly what appears in the browser URL after clicking MANAGE. Also verify that you replaced the placeholder text in the CSS and saved the page.
Will this affect my SEO?
The block is hidden visually using CSS. The content remains in the page’s code. If you are hiding important keyword content, consider how that may impact search visibility.
Can I hide multiple blocks on the same page?
Yes. You can repeat the same CSS structure inside the style tags using additional block numbers.