In some use cases, you may want to hide the "Download" button of your OSDownload file from non-logged visitors to your Joomla site.

You can achieve this with the "Conditional Content" component from the team RegularLabs.com and the Joomla core component "Template Overrides".

• Download, install and enable the Free version of the "Conditional Content" component from the team RegularLabs.com.
• Go to System > Site Templates.
• You will see the "Templates: Templates (Site)" admin page listing your front-end template(s). Click on the title of your active front-end template.
• You will arrive at the "Templates: Customise (<name-of-your-template>)" admin page. Click the "Create Overrides" tab:

• In the "Components" column, click com_osdownloads > item:

• You will see the "Override created in /templates/<name-of-your-template/html/com_osdownloads/item" message, as shown in the next image. Click the "Editor" tab:

• Click html > com_osdownloads > item > default.php:

• You will see the default.php file open. Find the following line of code:

 <div class="btn_download">

• Place under this line of code the following code snippet:

{show accesslevels="Registered"}

• Underneath the next line, add the following code:

   {/show}

• Now, your whole code snippet should look as follows:

 <div class="btn_download">
          {show accesslevels="Registered"}
            <?php echo LayoutHelper::render('osdownloads.buttons.download', $this); ?>
          {/show}
</div>

• Click Save or Save & Close.
• Test your downloadable files at the front of your site. You will see that they don't display the "Download" button.
• Log in to your site front. You will now see the "Download" button displayed.