Is it possible to add custom moods for our particular communities? For example, I have a site about coffee. I would like to add a mood for "feeling wired" or "feeling exhausted" -- just as examples -- showing a relevant emoticon as well.

Would this be difficult to customize?

Thank you.

hi Matt.

I spoke with our front-end designer, and for now it'll be really difficult to add some additional moods, however in future versions we'll try to change this, so adding new moods will be more easy than it's now.

I'm pretty competent at following directions. If you can find the steps to do this, I'd appreciate it.

If not, please add this as a feature request for future releases.

Thank you!

HI Matt,

Changing the moods is very involved, and it includes hacking our main bundle.js file. (the entire compressed JS file for the component) but i am happy to do a tutorial for you. :) It will take me a few days before i can get it done. If you like i can make my tutorial based on the changes you want.

So to get started this is what i would need from you
1. The emojis you want you want to change / add. I use this site as it has a GIT so i can get all the images in good quality, emoji.muan.co/ you can use what ever you wish. The only consideration is they need to be visible and clear at 19px X 19px

2. The next thing is the list of them (the text) Moods use two language strings the short version (what you see when you click Mood in the postbox & the long version which is what appears when you select it and post it on the wall. For example: exhausted, then when it's selected it shows a coffee icon and it says "- i love my coffee" when you select and post it.

Let me know this info and i will record a video for you showing how to make the changes, You can then do it on your own site. please remember though it will take a few days before i can get this done

Have a great day

Paul, you are a ROCKSTAR!

That would be very cool, and I will get that to you ASAP (hopefully tonight, tomorrow at the latest).

Thanks again for doing this.

Sincerely,
Matt

I would like to remove the "shocked" emoji, so if your tutorial could include how to remove them also, that would be great.

Then I would like to add the following:

:yum: - delicious!
:smirk: - feeling mischievous
:stuck_out_tongue_closed: - feeling disgusted
:weary: - feeling weary
:wink: - wink! wink!
:relaxed: - feeling relaxed
:blush: - feeling embarrassed
:confounded: - feeling frustrated
:heart: - feeling loved
:broken_heart: - feeling unloved
:kiss: - kisses!
:rage: - feeling enraged
:trophy: - feeling triumphant
:metal: - this rocks!
:coffee: - enjoying some coffee
:beer: - enjoying a beer
:beers: - enjoying a few beers
:tea: - enjoying some tea
:sake: - enjoying some sake
:wine_glass: - enjoying some wine
:cocktail: - enjoying a cocktail