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Signs are placeable only on frames. Use the [[Labeller]] to add text to them. | Signs are placeable only on frames. Use the [[Labeller]] to add text to them. | ||
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! Property !! Code | |||
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| Bold|| Use <b> and </b>. | |||
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| Italics|| Use <i> and </i>. | |||
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| Underline|| Use <u> and </u>. | |||
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| Superscript|| Use <sup> and </sup> | |||
|- | |||
| Subscript|| Use <sub> and </sub> | |||
|- | |||
| Linefeed|| Use \n to force a linefeed. | |||
|- | |||
| Tab|| Use \t which will add one tab stop. | |||
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| Position|| Use <pos=4.25> advances about 4.25 spaces. | |||
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| Size||Use <size=36> to set point size to 36.<br><size=+18> to increase the point size by 18 points.<br> | |||
<size=-14> to decrease the point size by 14 points.<br> | |||
</size> to end the size tag.<br> | |||
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| Color|| <color=red> to set the color to red. Several other colors are pre-defined.<br> | |||
<#FF8000> or any other hexadecimal code to define a color.<br> | |||
</color> to end the color tag.<br> | |||
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Revision as of 07:19, 30 July 2020
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| Properties | |
|---|---|
| Stacks | Yes (10) |
| Recipe | |
| Created With | Autolathe |
| Cost | 3g Iron |
Description
Signs are placeable only on frames. Use the Labeller to add text to them.
| Property | Code |
|---|---|
| Bold | Use <b> and </b>. |
| Italics | Use <i> and </i>. |
| Underline | Use <u> and </u>. |
| Superscript | Use <sup> and </sup> |
| Subscript | Use <sub> and </sub> |
| Linefeed | Use \n to force a linefeed. |
| Tab | Use \t which will add one tab stop. |
| Position | Use <pos=4.25> advances about 4.25 spaces. |
| Size | Use <size=36> to set point size to 36. <size=+18> to increase the point size by 18 points. <size=-14> to decrease the point size by 14 points. |
| Color | <color=red> to set the color to red. Several other colors are pre-defined. <#FF8000> or any other hexadecimal code to define a color. |
