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Latest revision as of 00:28, 6 May 2024
[edit]Template Documentation
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Description
This is the "PaletteInfoBox" template.
How to Use
It should be called in the following format:
{{PaletteInfoBox | Rows = {{PaletteRow|Title= |Content= }} }}
Parameters
Parameter | Usage | Example |
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Rows (Palette Row) | For Rows=, you just copy-paste the line "{{PaletteRow|Title= |Content= }}for however many different sections of dyeable parts the equipment has. If an item has A, B, and C sections, you'd just need to copy-paste three times and add the info in accordingly. When adding the info in for the dyeable part, this is what I did to give it a clean look: <span style="float:left; display:block; margin-right:10px;">[[File:SPRITE IMAGE NAME.png]]</span><br>NAME OF PART <small>([[MWW link to the specific dye palette it uses. This will be featured on their Dye Palettes page. Just do mww:Dye Palettes#(the name of the specific palette on the page)|(name of the specific palette on the page)]])</small> |
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Title | The title is just the Part, followed by the letter of that part. It can be Part A, B, C, etc. Just make sure to remember to bold it with '''(word)''' |
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Content | For the content, you need to specify the image file of the item (with the part colored blue to mark the spot that is being dyed. I did this by using Mabi Base. Find the item on Mabi Base, then use the dye sample tool at the bottom of the item page to color the specific part you need the image for, then save the image and use it for this template. You can just name the file something along the lines of "(Item name)_Part A.png, (Item name_Part B.png, etc." For looks, I use a span tag, which just adds some pretty looks to the text, while also allowing it to behave a certain way.
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This should be the end result. See row below: |
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