Hide filter type - row in interactive report

Hello all,
how can I deactivate or hide the filter type - row in interactive report and the only option to be filter type - column?
Is it possible with some javascript?
Thanks in advance !

The CSS approach works fine, but I made some improvements:
1. CSS-Selector is case sensitive
2. Only select the label with the attribute for="apexir_FILTER_TYPE". Attention: the CSS-Selector for the for-attribute works in IE and Firefox different
/* Hide IR Filter Type Row */
#apexir_FILTER_TYPE {
display:none;}
/* IE */
label[htmlFor="apexir_FILTER_TYPE"] {
display:none;}
/* Firefox */
label[for="apexir_FILTER_TYPE"] {
display:none;}

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