The clients for our embedded use case aren't tech literate enough to take advantage of the Muze visualization styling, so we'd like to explore the option of removing it. I don't see documentation on how - can you confirm if this is possible? Importantly, we'd hope to disable this via the embed - or at the very least at an Org level, as we also have internal users using the native ThoughtSpot UX who may benefit from Muze.

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@Ujjal Dutta : Could you please help to confirm on this.

@sportsguyry you can do this at a embed , level , to remove this i would suggest to use unstable rules and remove the muze chart icon

@Justin Mathew We also need to hide the Muze Studio option. The issue is that the div doesn’t have a unique ID, name, or any reliable identifier to target it specifically. Using a ":has" selector to find a span with the text “Muze Studio” and then hiding the parent div isn’t a good approach, since it may not work in older browsers. Do you know of a better or more reliable way to handle this?

For the record, we didn't find a clean way to do this. We just hide the last answer type in the list. 👀

Ya that's the only option left. If the order change then this will break 😵‍💫