Hi Sowya,
The popup close button has a specific class that you can target, which (not very surprisingly) is named "close".
You can give your popup a specific class (eg "popop-noclose") which you setup for instance like so:
.popup-noclose {
.close {
display:none;
}
}
However, what you want to do, is make sure the 'X' button triggers your specific button instead of default close/cancel functionality. This is a setting, that you can find here:
at the bottom of your page properties. Good luck!
Hi sowmya r
To hide the close button for the user you can do this by CSS:
you can follow this syntax
.parentclassname.childclassname{
visibility:hidden; or
display:none;
}
eg:
.popupclose..modal-dialog .modal-content .modal-header .close {
visibility:hidden;
}
Cheers
Narendran J
Try the extra entry in your theme like this:
.popup-noclose .close {
display:none;
}
That seems to work for me. Of course, it doesn't stop someone using the Esc key, so setting the correct button/MF to the form close action is still needed