If a project is already downloaded and installed, there is a "already enabled" indicator in the place of the "add to installation queue" link:
How about we turned this to a link to the project config page (if the project has one)?
- for already installed layouts, this link could be static, pointing to
/admin/structure/layouts/settings
. - for already installed themes, we should be linking to
/appearance/settings/%theme_name%
(if the theme has settings). - for already installed modules, we should be linking to whatever is in the
configure =
entry in their .info files.
If the theme/module/layout is downloaded but not enabled, then show an 'enable' link that points to the respective project type manage page.
~~PR by @klonos: https://github.com/backdrop/backdrop/pull/1647~~ PR by @klonos: https://github.com/backdrop/backdrop/pull/2797
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