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Use it like this:
 
Use it like this:
  
<nowiki>{{clitxt|fg=#aa0000}}some red text</nowiki>
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<nowiki>{{clitxt|#aa0000}}some red text</nowiki>
  
Passing <code>fg=#aa0000</code> sets the text color to red.
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Passing <code>#aa0000</code> sets the text color to red.
  
 
If no color code is specified, it sets the text color back to bright white:
 
If no color code is specified, it sets the text color back to bright white:
  
<nowiki>{{clitxt}}some bright white text</nowiki>
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<nowiki>{{clitxt}}some normal white text</nowiki>
  
Use the <nowiki>{{clitxts}}</nowiki> tag (CLI Text Stop) to end the text and return to normal wiki text.
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Use the <code><nowiki>{{clitxts}}</nowiki></code> tag (CLI Text Stop) to end the text and return to normal wiki text.
  
</noinclude><<includeonly>pre</includeonly> style="background-color:#000000;color:{{#ifeq:{{{fg|}}}|{{{fg|-}}}|{{{fg}}}|#ffffff}};">
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</noinclude><includeonly><code style="white-space: pre; font-family:Courier,monospace; font-weight:800 important!; line-height:1.3; background-color:#000000;color:{{#ifeq:{{{1|}}}|{{{1|-}}}|{{{1}}}|{{#ifeq:{{{fg|}}}|{{{fg|-}}}|{{{fg}}}|#aaaaaa}}}};"></includeonly>

Latest revision as of 13:09, 20 November 2015

Format Tag for Command-line Text

Use it like this:

{{clitxt|#aa0000}}some red text

Passing #aa0000 sets the text color to red.

If no color code is specified, it sets the text color back to bright white:

{{clitxt}}some normal white text

Use the {{clitxts}} tag (CLI Text Stop) to end the text and return to normal wiki text.