Using the "Thanks" button

Just fyi...

If you start a topic, on replies from others in your topic you will now see a button that says "Thanks" next to the edit/delete buttons in the upper corner of each posts. The "Thanks" button is used if the reply someone has given answers your question very well or if you otherwise want to say "thank you" to the poster for something extra special. After clicking the button their post will turn a different color (pale pink, currently) than the rest in the thread, showing that they have been especially thanked by the topic starter.

This button only works on topics you have started. You will not see the button in topics you did not start. Just letting you guys know in case you haven't used that before on other forums

Thank you BeGodsGlow, this is a nice idea. [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

BeGodsGlow wrote:Just fyi...

If you start a topic, on replies from others in your topic you will now see a button that says "Thanks" next to the edit/delete buttons in the upper corner of each posts. The "Thanks" button is used if the reply someone has given answers your question very well or if you otherwise want to say "thank you" to the poster for something extra special. After clicking the button their post will turn a different color (pale pink, currently) than the rest in the thread, showing that they have been especially thanked by the topic starter.

This button only works on topics you have started. You will not see the button in topics you did not start. Just letting you guys know in case you haven't used that before on other forums

^ Hehe, I just used the 'Thanks' button so we can see what it looks like! If there's some aversion to pink, I could change the color to something else, lol, but I like pink. It's the color of thanks (and the default that was set anyway, lol)

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