Martin Grigorov-4 wrote
> .wicket-modal .w_close { display: none }
>
> You may make this CSS rule even more specific because it will affect all
> modal windows when it is applied.
I managed to implement this. However, the close (x) button is still there.
So the user may click it if he knows it is there or otherwise happens to
click in the right area.
Is there a CSS solution that gets rid of the close button from the web page
perspective altogether?
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