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This template formats an executable file's name & icon for consistency in documentation pages. | This template formats an executable file's name & icon for consistency in documentation pages. | ||
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The template can be used by placing <code><nowiki>{{</nowiki>executable name|''executable name without file extension''|''wiki icon name''<nowiki>}}</nowiki></code> on the page. If the icon field is omitted, it'll be auto-populated if the name is ''Stardew Valley'', ''StardewValley'', or ''StardewModdingAPI''. | The template can be used by placing <code><nowiki>{{</nowiki>executable name|''executable name without file extension''|''wiki icon name''<nowiki>}}</nowiki></code> on the page. If the icon field is omitted, it'll be auto-populated if the name is ''Stardew Valley'', ''StardewValley'', or ''StardewModdingAPI''. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:01, 8 January 2023
Description
This template formats an executable file's name & icon for consistency in documentation pages.
Use
The template can be used by placing {{executable name|executable name without file extension|wiki icon name}} on the page. If the icon field is omitted, it'll be auto-populated if the name is Stardew Valley, StardewValley, or StardewModdingAPI.
For example:
You can also set a different executable file extension:
| code | result |
|---|---|
{{executable name|install on Windows|extension=bat}}
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install on Windows.bat
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