When using parameters within the QuickCode Tag, the different values should be separated correctly.
Colons ( : ) should be used to separate the different options; such as width and lang.
Equal signs ( = ) should be used to distinguish what the option's value is.
An example of their separation can be viewed below:
{TWITTER-FOLLOW-BUTTON:width=300px:lang=es}
Parameters can be passed within the QuickCode Tag in two ways.
Name/Value Pairs
The preferred method is to use name/value pairs. In this approach, both the name of the parameter and its value are included in the QuickCode Tag. This allows you to set custom values for any number of the available parameters, in any order.
For example, to set custom values for just the "language" and "width" options, the QuickCode Tag would look something like this when using name/value pairs:
{TWITTER-FOLLOW-BUTTON:width=300px:lang=es}
Note that when using name/value pairs, the parameters may be included in any order, and unused parameters may be excluded.
Values Only
Optionally, just the values of the parameters may be included. This can make the QuickCode Tag shorter in some cases, however, when including only the values of each parameter they must be kept in order.
For example, to set custom values for just the "language" and "width" options, the QuickCode Tag would look something like this when using just values:
{TWITTER-FOLLOW-BUTTON:false:es:300px}
Note that when using only the values, all parameters from the first one through the last one you use must be present and in the correct order. |
{TWITTER-FOLLOW-BUTTON}
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