Steve Herschbach

It’s been like that for a year now or so.
Basic support starts in the forums and they can move it to a ticket if they judge is necessary. 

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Thanks for helping out as usual, @teraßyte.
Please let us know if need any more guidance with this, @Steve Herschbach.

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I don’t think most of my users ever scroll down far enough to even know there are custom emoji for the forum.

I'll bring it up with the team. It sounds reasonable to me.

Hey @Matt, do you have any more thoughts on this matter?
Or - in general - what is the regular way of getting such ideas within the IPS radar? Regardless if it gets implemented or not, any IPS response is preferred over just praying.

I don’t think most of my users ever scroll down far enough to even know there are custom emoji for the forum.

That is actually the only thing that makes sense after all. The only reason one would add custom smileys, is because you want them to be used. It doesn't make any sense to list them miles away in the dungeons of the smileys.

I don’t think most of my users ever scroll down far enough to even know there are custom emoji for the forum.

I’ve considered disabling it and may still, which is why I brought it up. I put quite a bit of time into the custom emoji, and they stopped getting used after I enabled the native mode. I had the basics already and it helps enforce cross platform compatibility. Anyway, what I am really hoping is the custom set gets listed first in an update.

We're struggling with the same issue.
Even the "Replace :short_codes: with emoji?" and "Replace text with emoji?" do not work as expected when turning off default smileys.
Putting the custom emoji's on top (favorable) or being able to disable some of the default categories would make a huge difference.

I don’t think most of my users ever scroll down far enough to even know there are custom emoji for the forum.

I don’t think most of my users ever scroll down far enough to even know there are custom emoji for the forum.

Ach. Must be a side-effect of the text wrapping issue I fixed. I'll have to see if there's an alternate class/approach I can use to fix that, or something I can coopt to add a little margin back in. I'm trying really hard to avoid any actual custom styles.

Others have reported the same. I'll be looking into it.