jeffstrachan
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Is there a simple way to remove the START UPLOAD button from the upload files plugin. If person clicks save it moves to upload where my users are clicking start upload and then think they are done and don't click save.
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Upload Files - Start Upload Button Removal
- Thread starter jeffstrachan
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cheesegrits
Support Gopher
I've added an ID and class to the start button, as of this commit:
https://github.com/Fabrik/fabrik/commit/4a63a7cea21eb2254e51484817d59d6edd2987f6
... so if you update, you should then be able to add a custom CSS to your form template (see wiki), and do ...
Alternatively you could use the ID to reference it in the CSS. Inspect your page to get the specific ID, which will be dependent on your element name.
Note - if you are on J! 2.5 rather than 3.x, you will already have the plupload_start class on that button, and won't have to do a github update to get it.
-- hugh
https://github.com/Fabrik/fabrik/commit/4a63a7cea21eb2254e51484817d59d6edd2987f6
... so if you update, you should then be able to add a custom CSS to your form template (see wiki), and do ...
Code:
.plupload_start {
display: none;
}Alternatively you could use the ID to reference it in the CSS. Inspect your page to get the specific ID, which will be dependent on your element name.
Note - if you are on J! 2.5 rather than 3.x, you will already have the plupload_start class on that button, and won't have to do a github update to get it.
-- hugh
jeffstrachan
New Member
Great - thanks for that. Made the changes and updated my custom_css file but no love with the template I was using (JA_Brisk) had to comment out a piece of the core bootstrap there. Looks better now for clients though. Thanks for your help.