Hi, In the 1st row, if the user is an administrator, they should just see save and cancel in the 2nd row, if the user is a simple user, they should just see the close button. That’s because at the entity level, the user can only read the data. The attributes are automatically in read only on the page. Therefore we do not need to show save and close, just close. I was trying to put the close button beside the save and cancel to prevent the need for another row. Results: when the simple logs in, they can see just the close button (no matter how I do it) but when an administrator user logs in, they can see save, cancel, and close (either beside the buttons or in this case below) Any ideas? Thanks, Daniel At the table level At the row level:
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