Hey guys!! I recently started experimenting with CSS. I didn’t really like the back button when using link to screen in the onboarding process. But guess what! After learning, researching and inspecting, I know the Rich Text! Hide back button: <pre><span><style> [data-test="back-button"]{ display:…

I just realized that if you have rich text, then you can’t be in list view, which means that the add button cannot be hidden… :man_facepalming:

CSS isn’t allowed on Glide Pages. That might be one of the reasons why…because they want to make it an optional add-on to have it removed in the future.

Did I miss how to hide the actual back “arrow” (versus the “Back” text)? Can someone share?

This should cover both the arrow and the text. [data-test="back-button"] { display: none; } Or do you just want to hide the arrow?

I’m using CSS to create a background color at the top and then I want both the “back” and the arrow" to be white. This is the CSS that I have as rich text and its only making the “back” word white. The arrow is the same color as the background so its not visible and I can’t seem to find the right …

Try this [data-test="back-button"] svg { fill: #008080 !important; } [image] Notion – The all-in-one workspace for your notes, tasks, wikis, and databases. A new tool that blends your everyday work apps into one. It's the all-in-one workspace for you and your team …

Hi @ThinhDinh I was looking at your CSS trick for creating a custom see-all which works but I need to hide the default see all and also have the custom see all, actually see all :slight_smile: <div class="see-all-custom">→ See all</div> <pre><span><style> .see-all-custom { font-weight: 600; font-…

I believe you would just need to to set your lnline List to only show a few items with the See All turned off. Then put the above code in a rich text component with an action to Show New Screen → This Item and put an Inline List on that new screen without any filters.

@Jeff_Hager Excellent stuff. That totally works. Thanks so much

[image] Pablo_books: <pre><span><style> [data-test="nav-button-menu"]{display: none} Using the trick to hide the hamburger menu moves the tab label all the way to the left instead of keeping it centered: [image] Any suggestions to re-center the label will be met with a :heart: on your post…

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Thank you so much. That did the trick!!!

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