Hide Requested For On Order Confirmation popup

[raghavs046]

PR Description:

This CSS code, when applied to sc_cat_item or esc_cat_item page-specific CSS, will hide the Requested For field. The users will not be able to change the Requested For while submitting the item.

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[ravichandra1998g]

Hello @raghavs046
Thank you for contributing!

For Hacktoberfest, we’re aiming for high-quality contributions providing real-world use developer cases. You can see some of the recently merged PRs to know the kind of code snippets we are aiming for.

This will not be merged as this is just hiding an option using CSS.

Please reopen/ submit a new one after adding more dynamic context/use cases that are more suitable for the Hactoberfest