Difference between revisions of "Piston State"

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e.g.  [[File:piston_State_Example.png]]
 
e.g.  [[File:piston_State_Example.png]]
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The displayed text can be formatted using the following
 
The displayed text can be formatted using the following
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[format | class]
 
[format | class]
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The format is separated from the class using a pipe character | . The class is a comma or space separated list of the following
 
The format is separated from the class using a pipe character | . The class is a comma or space separated list of the following
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* #XXXXXX >>> rgb colour
 
* #XXXXXX >>> rgb colour
 
* (colour name)>>> a css colour name, red, orange, blue, violet, lime. A list of CSS colours can be found [https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_colors.asp here]
 
* (colour name)>>> a css colour name, red, orange, blue, violet, lime. A list of CSS colours can be found [https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_colors.asp here]
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[[File:piston_State_bold.png]]

Revision as of 19:33, 14 May 2017

Piston States can be used to show a brief overview of what is happening in a piston

e.g. Piston State Example.png


The displayed text can be formatted using the following


[format | class]


The format is separated from the class using a pipe character | . The class is a comma or space separated list of the following

  • b >>> bold text
  • i >>> italic text
  • u >>> underlined text
  • s >>> strikethrough
  • #XXXXXX >>> rgb colour
  • (colour name)>>> a css colour name, red, orange, blue, violet, lime. A list of CSS colours can be found here

Examples:

File:Piston State bold.png