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Add a back button to return to search results in data catalog

KrystalPhaneuf3

I don't seem to see the ability for a user to go back to the search results if they click on an item. They can obviously use the back button in their browser, but I think it would be nice to have a "Return to Results" button. Is it possible to edit the data view?

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Anonymous User

Sorry for the delay in following up...

We try to keep Hub's "system controls" out of the way of your Site and its content...this choice was intentional in the design. I have, however, passed this feedback onto our designers and we will consider it.

To your other question - no you cannot edit the dataset or search results pages outside of setting a theme (and changing the content in your items like title, description, etc)

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Anonymous User

I second this! I think it's a nice enhancement to the overall use of the site.

Anonymous User

Sorry for the delay in following up...

To your other question - no you cannot edit the dataset or search results pages outside of setting a theme (and changing the content in your items like title, description, etc)

Anonymous User

Thanks for considering, Graham.

Sort of related to this, one request we've had from users is once you've navigated to the data page and clicked through overview > data > api explorer tabs .... they wish that one single "back click" would take you to the search results (or where ever you were), instead of the experience of going back through the tabs on the data page.

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