SigServer:Templates

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Templates

To provide a simple alternative to the fairly complicated Signature XML.

Create custom template

Start of with an empty signature of one of the following sizes.

• 468x136 (ARC limit)
• 468x60 (Full size banner)
• 350x70 (Half size banner)
• 350x19 (Userbar)
• 234x60

The easiest way is to enter simple mode and use the wizard, create a signature using a template and then switch back to advanced mode.

The template options is set inside a XML comment (<!-- -->) on the first line spanning multiple lines down.

Example

<!--
Template data goes here
-->
<signature>
    <layout>
        <text>
            <line>Hello World!</line>
        </text>
    </layout>
</signature>

Syntax

The template data is whitespace sensitive. It means that indentation is crucial. An indentation level can be either a tab or 4 spaces. Anything more or less will cause things to malfunction.

Group:
    title:       Group title
    description: Group description

    variable:
        title:            Variable name
        description:      Variable description
        module:           modulename
            argumentname: value

In short this means the following:

• No indentation means the beginning of a new group.
• One level of indentation means the beginning of a variable unless name equals title or description.
• Two levels of indentation contains variable properties such as title, description and properties.
• Third level contains arguments passed to the module.

The colons are important. Everything without the colon is considered a comment regardless of the indentation level.

Reference

Reference categorized after indentation level.

Level One

Name	Description	Optional
group name	Title of group in SigMath. Must start with a letter and may contain alpha-numeric characters.	No

Level Two

Name	Description	Optional
variable name	title of variable in SigMath. Must start with a letter and may contain alpha-numeric characters.	No
title	Sets group title on wizard page. Falls back on variable name if missing.	Yes
description	Sets the description of the group	Yes

Level Three

Name	Description	Optional
title	Sets variable title on wizard page. Falls back on variable name if missing.	Yes
description	Sets the description of the variable	Yes
regex	Regular expression (PCRE) that removes the matched characters. Numerical only example: /\D+/. This removes all non-numrical characters	Yes
value	Default value of variable	No
module	Module to use. Available modules are slider, color, dropdown and input. Default is input.	Yes