Stacker Customers

Not doable out of the box, but doable with JS.

Here’s a hacky, non-thoroughly tested, unofficial way to do it:
```if (window.location.href.indexOf("Page name from the URL") &gt; -1) {
  var searchBar = document.getElementsByClassName('stk-list-search');
  searchBar[0].insertAdjacentHTML('beforebegin','&lt;a type="button" class="stk-button stk-button-App e1gdhyg50 css-1qqnsc1" id="form-button"href="form URL"&gt;Test button&lt;/a&gt;');
}```
You would need to replace
• “Page name from the URL” with the last bit of the URL that contains the page name, after the last / character. This makes sure the button shows up only on that page.
• “form URL” with the actual form URL
• “Test button” with the name of the button
You can then use the newly created ID to access CSS only for that button.

I would still need to adjust the CSS of “form-button” ID so that there’s a gap, but the bare bones are here.