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help > tag
Command: tag Syntax : tag <on|off> tag <channel> <start|end|line|mxp> <value> tag [show] [channel] tag delete <channel> [start|end|line] The tag command allows you to add markup to text of particular types, thus making it easier to recognize, either visually or by a client. There are several forms of the command: tag <on/off> Determines whether tag processing is done at all. If you turn tag off, no tag messages will be generated. This is useful if you manage to totally foul up your tag settings. tag <channel> start <tag> Tells the mud to send <tag> at the start of any block of text of that type. tag <channel> end <tag> Tells the mud to send <tag> at the end of any block of text of that type. tag <channel> line <tag> Tells the mud to send <tag> at the start of each line of any block of text of that type. This tag will also always be generated at the start of the block of text, whether or not it is at the actual start of the line. tag <channel> mxp <tag> Tells the mud to send <tag> at the start of a block of text, and to send </tag> at the end of a block of text. If your tag is in the form of <a><b> it will send </a></b>. Equivalent to doing a tag <channel> start plus a tag <channel> end. tag [optional channel] Shows the current tag settings for the channel, or all tag settings if no channel is specified. tag delete <channel> [start|end|line] Deletes the current settings for a channel. If start, end, or line is specified, only that settings will be deleted. Tag channels are the same as color settings. see also help tag format