Button

Inside of the Send or Edit a Message block, you can add buttons onto your message.

Button Text

Assign some text that will show in the button.

Emoji ID

The emoji that will appear on the button on your message, you must provide a valid emoji id or a unicode formatted emoji for default discord emojis. This is an optional setting.

Button Style

The style of your button, you can choose between 5 types of styles. The Link button allows you to redirect users to a custom link when the button is clicked.

Custom Button Style

You can also use variables to determine the color of your button. Set the value to the color "Name" in the table below. Leave empty to follow the button style selected in the Button Style setting.

Action Button

Below you may find some information on clickable buttons and their settings. The table below shows a list of all available button styles and their name, which can be used in the Custom Button Style setting.

Color	Name	Example
Blue	PRIMARY
Grey	SECONDARY
Red	DANGER
Green	SUCCESS

Show Button Replies

The option to decide if interaction replies to the button are public as in visible to all users, or hidden and only can be seen by the user who caused the reply.

Link Button

Link buttons redirect to a custom link when clicked. They can only be grey.

Button URL

The URL that users will be redirected to if they click on the button, this only appears if you have enabled your button to be link type. Variables work here, they must provide a valid URL.

Disable Button by Default

This option allows you to decide if your button is disabled by default on the message being sent, set the text to true if you would like it to be disabled. This is an optional setting and defaults to false.

Enable Component Ordering

Enable this option to order components by assigning each button a row and a weight.

Row

The row that the button will be placed on, insert 1 to have the button placed on the first row of buttons. A message can have up to 5 rows of either a select menu or 1 to 5 buttons, which is also known as lines of components.

Position Weight

The position that the button will be ordered in on the row it was placed inside of. Buttons that have a higher weight, meaning a higher number, will be placed first, before other buttons with lower weights. If you insert -1, this button will not be added to your message.