Hiding Sharepoint 2010 Ribbon in New Form.aspx with Jquery

//using below script you can hide entire ribbon
//$(“div.’s4-ribboncont:contains(‘Spelling’)”).parent(‘div’)[0].style.display = “none”;
//using below script you can hide ribbon but the dark blue background will remain visible
//$(“div.ms-cui-tabContainer:contains(‘Spelling’)”).parent(‘div’).hide();
//using below script you can hide save Button in Ribbon
//$(“span.ms-cui-ctl-largelabel:contains(‘Save’)”).parent(“a”).hide();
//using below script you can hide past Button in Ribbon
//$(“span.ms-cui-ctl-largelabel:contains(‘Paste’)”).parent(“a”).hide();
//using below script you can hide Cancel Button in Ribbon
//$(“span.ms-cui-ctl-largelabel:contains(‘Cancel’)”).parent(“a”).hide();
//using below script you can hide Attachment Button in Ribbon
//$(“span.ms-cui-ctl-largelabel:contains(‘Attach’)”).parent(“a”).hide();
//using below script you can hide Cut Button in Ribbon
//$(“span.ms-cui-ctl-mediumlabel:contains(‘Cut’)”).parent(“a”).hide();
//using below script you can hide Copy Button in Ribbon
//$(“span.ms-cui-ctl-mediumlabel:contains(‘Copy’)”).parent(“a”).hide();
//using below script you can hide Spelling Button in Ribbon
//$(“span.ms-cui-ctl-largelabel:contains(‘Spelling’)”).parent(“a”).hide();
//using below script you can hide
//$(“span.ms-cui-ctl-a1Internal”).parent(“a”).hide();
//using below script you can hide Menu Label Action in Ribbon
//$(“span.ms-cui-groupTitle:contains(‘Actions’)”).hide();
//using below script you can hide Menu Label Commit in Ribbon
//$(“span.ms-cui-groupTitle:contains(‘Commit’)”).hide();
//using below script you can hide Menu Label Clipboard in Ribbon
//$(“span.ms-cui-groupTitle:contains(‘Clipboard’)”).hide();
//using below script you can hide Menu Label Spelling in Ribbon
//$(“span.ms-cui-groupTitle:contains(‘Spelling’)”).hide();
//using below script you can hide Menu Separator in Ribbon
//$(“span.ms-cui-groupSeparator”).hide();

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