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Disable column headers on subgrid displayed on an Entity Form - MS Portals

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Posted on by Megan V. Walker 1,856 Most Valuable Professional

Is there a way to hide the sortable column headers on a subgrid displayed on an Entity Form? I have a view that I am then displaying as a subgrid on a form. The form is then being used on an Entity Form. There is no need for the portal user to see the sorting hyperlinks at the top of the grid, and for this purpose (because there will only be one or two rows) it could end up being confusing to them. Any way to disable the sorting? 

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  • RaviKashyap Profile Picture
    RaviKashyap 55,410 Moderator on at

    Hi Megan,

    There aren't any standard way of disabling sorting (there could be some with scripting etc).

    You can however change the sortable column from the first column to last so that it wouldn't look that confusing. You could also (as per your screenshot) set it to City which I think will not look confusing.

    Hope this helps.

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    Megan V. Walker Profile Picture
    Megan V. Walker 1,856 Most Valuable Professional on at

    Thanks Ravi. I don't want to go down the path of scripting, and also didn't want the hyperlinks to display. I have instead been able to achieve what I was looking for using CSS. I added the following to my custom stylesheet:

    [role="button-address"], a[href="#"] {

    color: #666;

    text-decoration: none;

    pointer-events: none;

    cursor: default;

    }

    Then on the Entity Form Metadata for the subgrid, I added the following to the CSS Class field in the Advanced Options section:

    [role="button-address"]

    This has achieved what I was looking for, the appearance of not having any hyperlinks.

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