Hi, it wouldn't be too hard, but Khoros is stripping out any custom added classes from links, so it can't be done by simply adding Khoros button classes to a link via the HTML editor of TinyMCE. What we tend to do as a workaround is to use a combination of styling that is not recommended to use anyways, means a link that is also bold and italic for example, like so: <em><strong><a href="https://yourlink.com">Button Text</a></strong></em>   gotta make sure the order is correct, e.g. when you do it in the editor you highlight the link then press the "bold" button, then the "italic" button (or you can define all permutations in CSS as well, but we don't do that so it's technically still achievable to have a bold and italic link by simply changing the order of applying the style). Then you need to define the proper styles (don't forget :hover & :focus styles!), but basically it's copying (or adding to the right place in SASS) the styles of your regular buttons that you use in your community into a CSS block like this: .lia-message-body em strong a { display: inline-block; ... your other styles } .lia-message-body em strong a:hover, .lia-message-body em strong a:focus { ...your :hover & :focus styles }   this you only have to do once (e.g. define your "inline"-button styles) and then you can just format a link that way in the rich text editor and it will turn into a button. ... View more

@Lindsey don't expect to many answers here...see my question above from last year^^ ... View more

@Nava_Schneider As "helpfulness" is kind of a two-sided feedback mechanism at its core (resulting in a helpfulness-value/percentage if you like) I think you should consider simply renaming the "Kudos" feature to "Helpful" for the TKB context (can be done via string scoping) if you want to avoid negative feedback. ... View more

@CeliaB thank you! ... View more