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(Applies to: all versions of FusionBB)

Please note that the site administrator may require users to be logged in to the forum in order to reply to posts

If you wish to post a reply to another users message in a topic, click on the Reply button in the lower right-hand section of their post. This will take you to a page where you may choose a post smilie icon and input your reply. In this latter section, you can add images, polls, change the font color, and much more.

Use the Click to Review other posts in this topic link to see previous replies to the topic. (This feature link is located near the bottom above the Preview and Add Post buttons.)

The Preview button allows you to review your post without actually posting it to the forum. You may also edit the post more or add it to the forum.

Using the Add Post button (rather than the Preview) posts your reply directly to the messageboard forum.

After you've posted a reply, you may have a limited amount of time in which to edit that post OR this feature may have been disabled by the site administrator. If this is the case, you will need to contact the administrator or a moderator to make any changes for you.

  • As of FusionBB version 2.1:if your administrator allows it, you are able to change the topic subject line of the thread when you make a reply--even though you did not start the topic.

See also: EditingAPost

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