Edit thread button

zukro · August 30, 2016 at 7:49 AM

displaying edit thread with a very big button is not wise IMHO, regarding the only function is to edit tittle thread.

It is as if to invite the member: "come on edit your thread, it'easy, just hit the big button".

I don't want my member to edit their threads everytime visitting their thread. And I am sure neither they do.

It's not that important so you have to show it with really big button.

**Alexander Ebert** · August 30, 2016 at 8:12 AM Official Post

These buttons are always displayed in this manner, mostly because one cannot reliably predict the size of a button due to localization. On top of that all buttons are designed to be easily usable using your thumb without being in fear of accidentally hitting anything else.

zukro · August 30, 2016 at 2:35 PM

Could you combine this EDIT THREAD function to .jsMessageEditButton of the first post, I mean by clicking this .jsMessageEditButton is not only editing first post content, but also editing thread tittle and tag.

Or at least moving .jsThreadInlineEditor inside ul .messageFooterButtons of the first post.

Just my 2 cents

**Alexander Ebert** · August 30, 2016 at 3:18 PM Official Post

It is consistent with all other buttons and there is a lot more behind it based on your individual permissions.

The button is only visible for the thread starter or moderators, but not for regular users in threads created by others.

zukro · August 31, 2016 at 3:01 AM

ooo... I see, so it's not only a tittle thread edit. But also a moderation tool.

Duplicate Dilip · August 31, 2016 at 3:55 AM

Quote from Alexander Ebert

On top of that all buttons are designed to be easily usable using your thumb without being in fear of accidentally hitting anything else.

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