# Reactions

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#### Summary

1. **Access the Reactions Page**
   * Log in to your List Gadget account.
   * Navigate to the "Reactions" section from the dashboard.
2. **Review Existing Reactions**
   * Familiarize yourself with the list of existing reactions.
   * Note the available actions: Delete, Edit, and Embed HTML.
3. **Create a New Reaction**
   * Click on the “New Reaction” button.
   * Fill in the following fields:
     * **Name**: Enter a descriptive name for the reaction (e.g., "How was this email?").
     * **Description**: (Optional) Provide a brief description that will be displayed to users.
   * Choose the type of buttons (e.g., thumbs up/thumbs down).
4. **Set Custom URLs (if applicable)**
   * If you want users to be redirected to specific pages upon clicking the buttons, enter the custom URLs for both positive and negative responses.
   * If no custom URLs are set, the default public-facing page will be used.
5. **Feedback Form (Optional)**
   * Decide if you want to include a feedback form on the negative response page.
   * If yes, enter the destination email for feedback and provide a form description (e.g., "What didn't you like about this email?").
6. **Customize Settings**
   * Adjust any prebuilt brand settings as needed.
   * Choose button colors or switch to plain text if desired.
7. **Embed HTML Code**
   * Once the reaction is created, click on "Copy Embed HTML."
   * Paste the HTML code into your email provider where HTML can be edited.
8. **Preview and Test**
   * Use the provided links to preview how the reaction will appear to users.
   * Ensure that the formatting is correct and that the links redirect as intended.
9. **Save Changes**
   * After reviewing, click “Save” to finalize the new reaction.

#### Cautionary Notes

* Be aware that some email providers may display formatting issues in the editor, but these typically do not carry over to the actual email sent.
* Always double-check URLs to avoid redirecting users to incorrect pages.


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