RH2019 Frameless New UI: Adding Share button

This feature is now available in RH2020. Open the About Robohelp project and you will see a Share button at the right top corner.  

Hmm, sorry, I only got as far as the Topic Page Buttons section under Layout and given there's no help on that, I assume there's no help for any other features either. The Azure Blue responsive skin has a Social Media section, which seems like the most obvious target for a Share button, but I couldn't find anything similar for Frameless, although I only had a quick poke around. The Robohelp Reimagined project mentions being able to edit *.ejs files, so perhaps you could find those and see if anything interesting shows up. 

Yes, I think that the User Assets location you state is the correct spot to add any css, javascript or images you want to include in the skin.

Hi Amebr

In Frameless Skin > Topic Page > Buttons, RH provides 8 predefiend buttons and for each one of them the icon and icon applied fields are already populated.

I was wondering if the icons are available, does that mean the javascript is also stored somewhere in RH. Maybe all we need to do is copy-paste it in the OnClick field?

Also, if I get the javascript for the Share button, where do i save it in RH? Is there a mandate location where it needs to be saved or can it be anywhere in the Root folder?

By User Assets are you refering to Frameless Skin > User Assets?

I think the only "list" of pre-defined button functions is the list of buttons included in the skins by default. I tried deleting them, but then there was no way to add back in the javascriipt function - I ended up creating a new skin and copying the functions back across to my test skin.

For anything else, you'll probably need to get a developer to rummage through the javascript files in the output. 🙂

Most likely, although I haven't tried it so I could be wrong, is your developer will need to write a new javascript which you would add as a user asset file, plus they should advise the code you need to put in the OnClick field to make the button work.