I've also found that the CSS code you supplied did not work in Canvas. Here's what worked for me:/* hide Drop Course button for self-enrolled students */#right-side a.btn.button-sidebar-wide.s...

We are just beginning to use Catalog for continuing education offerings. Our new director of PCE has established a "no refunds" policy, so she doesn't want to permit participants to unenro...

Finally, here's the CSS code to hide the Drop Course button in Catalog that worked for me:/* Hide the "Drop Course" button that appears for students who have self-enrolled. */.Dropdown__To...

My institution has just started using Catalog for its continuing ed offerings, and the first offerings are two webinars. We will have two types of participants:One group purchases the webinar and watc...

 @jsowalsk , in my testing that CSS code does not apply to Catalog. That is for Canvas.

Our Catalog instance does not have a help link available for site visitors. I've checked a few other .edu Catalog sites and they don't have one either.Why doesn't Catalog have a help link ...

We are just beginning to use Catalog for continuing education offerings. Our new director of PCE has established a "no refunds" policy, so she doesn't want to permit participants to unenro...

I really don't know why it didn't work in Canvas. I tried it in multiple browsers. The CSS that worked for me is above. As with everything in CSS, it's all about specificity.

Finally, here's the CSS code to hide the Drop Course button in Catalog that worked for me:/* Hide the "Drop Course" button that appears for students who have self-enrolled. */.Dropdown__To...

I've also found that the CSS code you supplied did not work in Canvas. Here's what worked for me:/* hide Drop Course button for self-enrolled students */#right-side a.btn.button-sidebar-wide.s...