The first thing I'd try would be to try returning null from the methods that populate that area of the wizard UI.
If that doesn't work, you can always look into the Eclipse implementation of Wizard
and WizardPage
to see what draws that area and implement your own version that draws what you want - IWizard
and IWizardPage
are just interfaces after all. I've done something similar (though this was a few years ago) for implementing a much more customized wizard that ended up containing a GEF editor inside it as well.