Add to cart button reproduces itself as text

Sorry, you have taken me deep down the rabbit hole on this adventure and I have learned a whole lot thanks to you, but I dont know how to do a theme override yet nor do I know a simple way to turn off something in css without an id

<label for="edit-book_room_9">Add this room to the Reservation Cart</label>

I assume that the 9 in there is the nid? Perhaps you have a snippet or can point me to an example I can reverse engineer?
Thanks mate!
Franco

would this CSS do it?

/* place this code within the style.css file in your Drupal theme */
 
#edit-results-rooms-9-book label {  /* hides the form button label */
  display: none;
}

Hi Lee,
Sorry but I really do believe there is a bug here, Unless you are doing some wild outside the box thing I dont understand.

Here is my current perspective on this issue

in

hotel_booking_search_results.tpl.php

on line 34 of latest 6.x dev is this block of code

        <div>
          <div class="hotel-booking-search-result-book-button"><?php print $room['book'];?></div>
          <label for="edit-book_room_<?php print $nid?>"><?php print $book_caption?></label>
        </div>

The CSS FOR param in the LABEL constructor is used to bind the label with its form element using a valid ID. the code above results in a FOR param that points to a nonexistent form element. Further reading in the HTML spec indicates the only benefit of the binding the label to the element is to improve usability and allow mouse users to click the text label and have the form respond as though they clicked the element. Since the label does not bind to anything, you cant click it and you cant modify the label of the element like so:

#id-that-does-not-exist label { display: none;}

or

.class-that-does-not-exist label { display: none;}

So if line 36 actually read:

<label for="edit-results-rooms-<?php print $nid?>-book"><?php print $book_caption?></label>

Then it would:
1) Bind the label to the actual element
2) fulfill its usability functionality
3) Allow acces to the label via the elements ID and would allow me to plug this into the CSS Injector module and make them dissapear

/* place this code within the style.css file in your Drupal theme */
/* wont work for  <=IE6 users, */
label[for="edit-results-rooms-8-book"] { display:none !important; }
label[for="edit-results-rooms-9-book"] { display:none !important; } 
 /* hides the form button labels */

Thanks Lee,

You are definitely making me a better drupal programmer ;-) but I really want to understand your label code, is it a typo or not becuase it does not bind in the html, when I fixed your code as described above it works. As it stands your CSS does not hide the label.