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Demonnic: /* Coloring text */

2026-05-25T02:42:00Z

Coloring text

Dt192 at 08:53, 16 February 2026

2026-02-16T08:53:00Z

Tamarindo: /* Geyser Object Deletion */

2026-02-04T02:28:11Z

Geyser Object Deletion

Tamarindo: /* Clickable hyperlinks */

2025-11-15T18:24:23Z

Clickable hyperlinks

Zooka: /* Geyser elements */

2024-12-02T07:53:45Z

Geyser elements

Demonnic: /* Stretching an image on a label */

2024-11-12T22:52:05Z

Stretching an image on a label

Gesslar: /* Geyser name */ oops, should have changed to a period

2024-10-11T01:52:14Z

Geyser name: oops, should have changed to a period

Gesslar: minor grammar fixes

2024-10-11T01:48:54Z

minor grammar fixes

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Zooka: /* Geyser.Button */

2024-08-04T08:49:54Z

Geyser.Button

Zooka: /* Geyser.Button */

2024-08-04T08:37:14Z

Geyser.Button

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 -- You can also change colour of text on demand with:
-testlabel:echo[[<p style="color:blue;">You can change the text color of a whole sentence or paragraph...</p><p>...or you can change the text color of one <span style="color:green;">word</span> or even a single l<span style="color:red;">e</span>tter.</p>]]
+testlabel:echo([[<p style="color:blue;">You can change the text color of a whole sentence or paragraph...</p><p>...or you can change the text color of one <span style="color:green;">word</span> or even a single l<span style="color:red;">e</span>tter.</p>]])
 </syntaxhighlight>

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 <syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
-{x = "20px", y = "-10c", width = "40%", height = 30}
+local coord = {x = "20px", y = "-10c", width = "40%", height = 30}
 </syntaxhighlight>

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 myMapWidget:setDockPosition("floating")
 -- this will change myMapWidget dockPosition to floating
 </syntaxhighlight>

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 testlabel:echo[[<p style="color:blue;">You can change the text color of a whole sentence or paragraph...</p><p>...or you can change the text color of one <span style="color:green;">word</span> or even a single l<span style="color:red;">e</span>tter.</p>]]
 </syntaxhighlight>
 === Setting the font size ===

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 = Geyser elements =
 The purpose of this document is to go through every Geyser element and provide practical examples on how they are used. Read it from top to bottom, preferably doing all of the examples to understand how they work!
 == Technical manual ==

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 -- on windows, use / to separate folders still, not \
 label:setStyleSheet[[
-   border-image: url(/home/vadi/Desktop/iso-avatar-draft_0.png);
+   border-image: url("/home/vadi/Desktop/iso-avatar-draft_0.png");
 ]]
 </syntaxhighlight>

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 === Geyser name ===
-Make sure to give your Geyser labels, miniconsoles, and userwindows a <code>name</code>, While it'll technically work without one, items will be duplicated when you re-save them if they're lacking a name.
+Make sure to give your Geyser labels, miniconsoles, and userwindows a <code>name</code>. While it'll technically work without one, items will be duplicated when you re-save them if they're lacking a name.
 ==[http://www.mudlet.org/geyser/files/geyser/Geyser.StyleSheet.html Geyser.StyleSheet]==

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-To customise the default modify the constructor variables.
+To customise the default behaviour modify the constructor variables.  At the very least you would want to change the <code>clickCommand</code>, <code>msg</code> and <code>tooltip</code> variables.
 For a button that performs the command <code>sleep</code> instead the following code would be used:
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-Buttons can also be used to call functions using the <code>clickFunction</code> and <code>downFunction</code>, you might use this to enable or disable a group of triggers for example.  See the [https://www.mudlet.org/geyser/files/geyser/Geyser.Button.html Geyser.Button manual] for more information on how to customise your buttons and a [https://www.mudlet.org/geyser/files/geyser/Geyser.Button.html#Geyser.Button list of the variables] that can be changed.
+Buttons can also be used to call functions using the <code>clickFunction</code> and <code>downFunction</code> (two-state), you might use this to enable or disable a group of triggers for example.  The following examples show the two formats that can used for calling functions.
 ==[http://www.mudlet.org/geyser/files/geyser/Geyser.Gauge.html Geyser.Gauge]==

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 The Geyser.Button represents a clickable button, much like the built-in buttons available in Mudlet.  They can be typical single action buttons or two-state (up and down or enabled/disabled types).  Buttons can be put inside containers just like other Geyser elements and can be styled just like labels.
-To create a simple button that performs the command <code>sleep</code> the following code would be used:
+A simple button that performs the command <code>look</code> is created using the following;
 <syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
 sleepButton = Geyser.Button:new({
    clickCommand = "sleep",
-   msg = "<center>Sleep</center>"
+   msg = "<center>Sleep</center>",
 })
 </syntaxhighlight>
 To create a two-state button add the variable <code>twoState = true</code>, this will perform <code>sleep</code> or <code>stand</code>:
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 <syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
 sleepButton = Geyser.Button:new({
    clickCommand = "sleep",
    downCommand = "stand",
    msg = "<center>Sleep</center>",
    downMsg = "<center>Stand</center>",
    twoState = true
 })
 </syntaxhighlight>
-To add styling, use the <code>color</code> and <code>downColor</code> or <code>style</code> and <code>downStyle</code> variables;
+[[File:Geyser button example two state.png|200px|center]]
 <syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
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 </syntaxhighlight>
-Buttons can also be used to call functions using the <code>clickFunction</code> and <code>downFunction</code>, you might use this to enable or disable a group of triggers for example.  See the [https://www.mudlet.org/geyser/files/geyser/Geyser.Button.html Geyser.Button manual] for more information on how to customise your buttons.
+<center>
 ==[http://www.mudlet.org/geyser/files/geyser/Geyser.Gauge.html Geyser.Gauge]==