Not sure if your talking about the blue border around properties or the tinymce editor.

If it's the first one you should be able to use the @Html.DisplayFor instead of @Html.PropertyFor method if you do not wish to get the blue border for a specific prop.

If it's the later you could change what buttions to show by going to admin - config tab - Edit Property Types - scroll down to XHTML string (>255)  and then drag and drop what options to use.

Do you want to disable DOPE (direct on page edit) functionality?

Intead of using

@Html.PropertyFor(x => x.CurrentPage.SomeProperty)

you can use

@Html.DisplayFor(x => x.CurrentPage.SomeProperty)

edit: Wrote at the same time as Petter, sorry :)

Hi guys, thanks for the quick response.

I'm after the ability to remove the blue border around a specific prop, that's right. Sorry about the confusion!

Unfortunatly, we're using Web Forms, not MVC. Is there a way of achieving this using web forms?

If you can control this on the model class it's just to add the ScaffoldColumn attribute to your property:

[ScaffoldColumn(false)]
public string Whatever { get; set; }

There is actually a bug fix that's been done recently that still creates an overlay (the blue border) even though the property has been marked as non-editable but this should be released within a week or two.

Thank you so much Linus, that worked a treat :)

Since we've updated our site to 7.1.4, the [ScaffoldColumn(false)] has stopped working?

Is this a known issue?

Thanks in advance!