Remove Tags from UI

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You can tweak your CSS to hide it, the linked post shows the CSS you would need to do it.

Hide Tags Section from Sidebar (left-most panel)

Luckily I found the solution. Your code will work perfectly fine if I insert < within header css. So, the code that I inserted in usechrome.css is: /* list of tags */ .tags { display: none !important; } /* tags header */ .sidebar > div > div:nth-of-type(3) { display: none !important; } The > is necessary, otherwise it will target any descendent divs (grandchildren, etc) instead of just direct children. Source

If you need to know how to change the CSS then there is a rather good guide on the process:

Introduction to customising Joplin (userchrome.css & userstyle.css)

Joplin has several internal stylesheets that control what Joplin looks like to the user. However two have been provided that allow the user to customise the app. Joplin uses its built-in styles but these two files can be used to override those styles. These files are just like the Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) used when creating web-sites. The files are called userchrome.css and userstyle.css. userchrome.css allows styling of the app itself, including the Markdown Editor, userstyle.css allows s…