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$addTextDisplay

$addTextDisplay adds a text display component to the message. Text displays show text in containers, sections, or standalone without a parent.

Syntax

$addTextDisplay[Content;(Container/Section ID)]

• Content: the text to display.
• Container/Section ID: optional ID of the container or section to attach this text to. Leave empty to use the text standalone (not inside any parent).

What happens

1. $addTextDisplay creates a text display with the content you provide.
2. If you provide a parent ID, it attaches to that container or section.
3. The text appears in your message.

Example 1: Text display inside a container

$addContainer[main]
$addTextDisplay[Welcome to the server!;main]
$addTextDisplay[Here are the rules: no spamming.;main]

Result:

What happens:

1. $addContainer creates a container.
2. Two $addTextDisplay calls add text inside that container.

The container shows both lines of text, stacked vertically.

Example 2: Text display inside a section

$addSection[info]
$addTextDisplay[Check out this image;info]
$addThumbnail[https://example.com/image.png;Example;;info]

Result:

What happens:

1. $addSection creates a section.
2. $addTextDisplay adds text to the section.
3. $addThumbnail provides the required accessory for the section.

The section shows the text with a thumbnail beside it.

Example 3: Standalone text (no parent)

$addTextDisplay[Hello, world!]
$addTextDisplay[This text has no container or section around it.]

What happens:

1. Both $addTextDisplay calls omit the Container/Section ID parameter.
2. Each text display appears on its own, not nested inside any parent component.

The text appears as plain message content without any container styling.

Common uses

• Adding descriptions or labels to containers and sections
• Displaying multiple lines of information
• Standalone text when you don't need container styling

See also

• $addContainer: to create a container for the text
• $addSection: to create a section for the text