Remove “options” button for products on featured collection list

Store Design

Topic summary

Goal: Hide the “Options” selector on homepage featured collection product cards (Dawn 9.0) while keeping color swatches and the Add to Cart button; options should still appear on the product page.

Key context:

  • Dawn theme’s latest versions have a “Enable quick add button” toggle that hides the entire quick-add UI. User is on Dawn 9.0 and has Custom CSS. Store: jaxandrylan.com. Globo swatches appear to be in use (classes like .swatches-globo).

Attempts and results:

  • CSS .swatches-globo { display: none; } successfully hid the options, but also removed swatches and Add to Cart (too broad).
  • Adviser states it’s effectively all-or-nothing: to keep swatches/Add to Cart, variant selectors must remain; suggests splitting the product into multiple products so only color remains as the variant.
  • Other CSS suggestions (e.g., .name-option, and a very specific nth-child selector) either were incorrect/typo’d or had no effect. Screenshots shared; no visible changes after saving base.css.

Current status:

  • No working CSS found to hide only the “Options” while retaining swatches/Add to Cart. Consensus from one responder: not feasible without restructuring products. Issue remains open; user seeks a way to hide option images only while keeping swatches/Add to Cart consistent across products.
Summarized with AI on January 14. AI used: gpt-5.
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I must be doing something wrong because still I see no change at all. I copy that code and paste in after the last line in folder assets-base.css and save, then preview, I even published It as current live site

and viewed on 2 browsers and no change is made, but the image you shared is the result I am looking for. Not sure…

also I’m now noticing that the upper left corner usually indicates that a recent version is available, not now says “no recent changes” even after the new code is clearly pasted and saved