How to Hide FPM Close button

Hi,
I have created one FPM application. When that application is called from portal, an aditional button 'CLOSE' is appearing.
I did not put that button to FPM application and when I test the application from R/3, the button is not appearing. But it appears on portal. How hide this close button ?
(I have also posted the same message to FPM Forum.)
Thanks in advance..
Vikrant

Hi,
1 Open WDC FPM_GAF_COMPONENT.
2 Go to Web Dynpro Application -> <Application> -> Applic. Configurations.
3 Copy <Aplication config> to some u2018Zu2019 Application Configuration name and save as local object.
4 Open that application in admin mode and copy the URL.
5 Add that copied URL to some role so that it can be displayed in Portal or NWBC by taking care of parameter u2018sap-config- mode=Xu2019 must be in URL.
6 Open that application in Portal or in NWBC.
7 Right click in Contextual navigation area.
8 Select u2018Setting for Current Configurationu2019.
9 Here set the u2018Closeu2019 button visibility as u2018INVISIBLEu2019

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