RM 2.1 Move Download Button

penturners

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My users sometimes have a hard time locating the download button. I'd like to either move the download button somewhere more visible, or duplicate it within the resource description. Anyone done something similar?
 
I just put a notice up that says what to do and changed the button text. Moving the button cannot be done by CSS and requires a template edit.

Well, I didn't move the button, but made it much more noticable.

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I'm working on andon right now. I'll look at the template edit and test on my device site when I can.
Sounds good.

I’m actually working on turning this into a small add-on myself, mainly so the download button styling can be controlled cleanly instead of just sitting in extra.less.

The idea is to make the button more noticeable with configurable options for things like colors, glow, pulse speed, sizing, and mobile behavior.
 
Quick update on this: I’ve started turning the download button styling into a small XFRM add-on.

The current goal is to make Resource Manager action buttons more noticeable without editing extra.less directly. I’m testing configurable options for colors, glow, pulse speed, sizing, and button shape.

I’m also looking at support for the different Resource Manager action types, including uploaded file downloads, external download URLs, and external purchase buttons, so admins can either keep them visually matched or style them separately later.

Still early, but it’s working locally and I’ll keep testing before posting anything as an actual resource.
 
Quick follow-up on this before I call it a night.

I’ve started turning this idea into a small XFRM add-on. It does not move the download button yet, but it does make the Resource Manager action button much more noticeable without needing to keep custom styling directly in extra.less.

It is working locally as an alpha candidate now, including the main Resource Manager action button cases I wanted to cover first.

I’m not posting it publicly yet. I want to test it more before putting it out there, but it has moved past the “quick styling experiment” stage and is now working as an actual add-on.
 
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