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July 5, 2016 at 03:52 #12239
Hi Alexander,
I have 3x requests if you can find time to help please.1: Is there an option to load dialog in Maximum width?
I see “Width in pixels” in the Misc tab but no option for Max width.2: Are we able to hide the Display Form Ribbon on form load?
3: Is there an option to Hide the Delete Button from the ribbon?
I have tried various Javascript code but none can target that Delete button.Many thanks.
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July 10, 2016 at 10:05 #12309
1: There is currently no built in method to do this. My best advise would be to disable opening in a dialog. You can however call one of the built in dialog methods from the Custom JS, but they are not consistent between different SP versions – look here for some possible methods: http://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/87392/maximize-modal-dialog-on-sharepoint-2013
2: Use this in the custom css (example from SP2013 – may need to change the container id form SP 2010):
#s4-ribbonrow{ display:none; }
3: Use this in the custom css (example from SP2013 – may need to change the container id form SP 2010):
#Ribbon\.ListForm\.Display\.Manage-LargeMedium-1-2{ display:none; }
Alexander
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August 4, 2016 at 06:51 #12665
Thanks Alexander, I didn’t receive an email notification that you replied.
Much appreciated.Any chance of the other two requests? Customizing the Display Ribbon?
Brett.
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August 5, 2016 at 07:30 #12680
I did include an answer to 2 and 3 above (the CSS snippets to use in DFFS Custom CSS). They are created to work in SP 2013 but might work without modifications on SP 2010 also.
Alexander
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March 21, 2018 at 15:55 #20342
Piggy-backing an old thread.
The hiding ribbon snippet works great, however users are noticing that the ribbon returns after using the attachment option lower in the form. Is there a method to keep the ribbon hidden?
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March 22, 2018 at 19:31 #20360
I’m not able to recreate it in my Office 365 test site – which version of SP are you using?
You might be able to permanently hide it by applying “!important” like this:
#s4-ribbonrow{ display:none!important; }
If this doesn’t work, try inspecting the outer container of the ribbon (right click > inspect and look at the HTML in the dev tool) and see if you might target anoher ID than “s4-ribbonrow”.
Alexander
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