Hi Eugene,
Good question. This one's tricky because the btn-default class on the "View Day" button gets used in other places, like on that "Close" button. But, we can still target that specific button element using its other attributes, like this:
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.btn-default[ng-click="viewDay(newEvent.selectedDate)"] {
display: none;
}
Just be mindful when typing or copy/pasting that bit of code. Those quote characters need to be straight quotes; sometimes they can get overridden with angled "smart" quotes, which will break things =).
I think you're familiar with editing DayBack's CSS, but in case not, and for anyone else following along, this link provides an overview of how to customize styles in DayBack along with some examples:
https://www.seedcode.com/pmwiki/index.php?n=DayBackForFileMaker.CSSHope that helps,
Dan