
DIY Tool Usage Guide
Currently, this DIY tool is seeing some use, but users may encounter the following issues:
- What if I can't implement some icons?
- The layout doesn't quite meet my expectations. Can it be adjusted?
This article will provide some additional guidance on these issues.
Issue 1: Icon Display Problem
Typically, you can click a button to add an icon directly. If you want to display it within text, you can use text input. For example:
You can insert an icon like this {any-trace}.
Result:
You can insert an icon like this.
A complete list of icons can be viewed by expanding the section below. This table is also available on the DIY page:
Issue 2: Icons Are Too Large. Can They Be Made Smaller?
A recommended approach is not to click the icon button but to use the text input method above, which will naturally reduce the size.
If you want more precise control over the size, you can use square brackets within the text to specify the size. The available sizes from largest to smallest are: md > sm > xs > xxs > desc (default size)
For example:
{publicity-1[md]} {publicity-1[sm]} {publicity-1[xs]} {publicity-1[xxs]} {publicity-1[desc]}
Result:
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Issue 3: Can Icons Be Displayed Without Numbers?
Yes, you can add a 0 at the end.
{move} defaults to 1, equivalent to {move-1}, {move-0} will not display a number
defaults to 1, equivalent to1,1will not display a number
Issue 4: Sometimes the Layout Doesn't Meet My Expectations. Can I Break Lines?
The new version now supports automatic line breaks. If you want more precise control, you can manually break lines by entering . The effect is as follows:
{land-action}<br>Forced line break
Forced line break
Using this feature can make the layout more aesthetically pleasing and prevent situations like this:
Long sentence makes strange line break.2
By manually breaking lines in the middle,the layout can be more aesthetically pleasing:
By manually breaking lines in the middle<br> the layout can be more aesthetically pleasing, <br> like this {score-2}.
Result:
By manually breaking lines in the middlethe layout can be more aesthetical,like this.2