Mike Fitzmaurice

I asked Bartek if it really had to be for the entire portal (i.e., every application), and he replied "no -- use this CSS syntax for one application at time": [href="/db/1/app/10/dashboards/system"] { display: none; } Where 1 = db id and 10 = your app ID. If you want to do this to multip

To add to Bartek's response, you can do this, but it will hide *every* system dashboard from the navigation bar for *every application*. The CSS looks like this: [id="system#dashboard"]{ display: none; }

Hi, Bo. Since WEBCON BPS can be installed on a virtual machine, and GCC serves up Azure virtual machines, you should be able to create a VM in GCC and do whatever you want on it. Our multitenant hosted service (webconapps.com) is not available in GCC and we have no plans to pursue that at this time.