Hide messages in dashboard which use javascript

psriyanka · ‎12-04-2019

I am getting a warning message in some of our dashboardsin splunk for a application, which we tried hiding using CSS. But it seems the .js file used in the dashboard (or something else) is overriding it and it is not being hidden.

Can someone help me with this

vnravikumar · ‎12-04-2019

If possible, can you please attach the image and also splunk version.

psriyanka · ‎12-06-2019

I am not able to attach the message so pasted below from my dashboard:

Message:Some panels may not be displayed correctly because the following inputs have not been configured: CloudWatch, Config, Description.
Or, the saved search "Addon Metadata - Summarize AWS Inputs" is not enabled on Add-on instance. Learn more
Hide Messages

Splunk Version 7.3.1

I had tried commenting the code but after reloading the page, the changes are being undone by the script.

Code :

<panel>
  <html>
    <style>
        .dashboard-row .dashboard-panel .error-details .error-indicator {
        display: none; !important;
        }
    </style>
  </html>
</panel>


<panel>
  <html>
 <style>
   a.hide-global-filters {
     display: none !important;
   }
 </style>

</panel>

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