@wildrizzo88. Great! I’m glad that it works now. Yes, you should be able to do that with CSS. Just open up the css file and look for the button.cancelAll[disabled],button.cancelAll[disabled]:hover rule set, then place display:none; declaration in its declaration block. It should look something link this:
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<br /> button.cancelAll[disabled],<br /> button.cancelAll[disabled]:hover<br /> {<br /> background-color: #6da4d1;<br /> border-color: #486a85;<br /> color: #486a85;<br /> display: none;<br /> }<br /> |
You may have to look for the other rule set, button.cancelAll, and place the following declaration in it: display: inline-block;.
I haven’t tested this. So, please let me know if it works.