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Placeholders

Plugin's placeholders

Replace <identifier> with the tag's identifier without the angle brackets.

PlaceholderAPI placeholders

DeluxeTags includes its own PlaceholderAPI expansion. No separate eCloud download is required.

Placeholder
Return value
Description

%deluxetags_tag%

Text

The player's active tag display.

%deluxetags_identifier%

Text

The player's active tag identifier.

%deluxetags_description%

Text

The player's active tag description.

%deluxetags_order%

Number

The player's active tag order.

%deluxetags_amount%

Number

The number of tags the player has permission to select.

%deluxetags_tag_<identifier>%

Text

The configured display of a specific tag.

%deluxetags_description_<identifier>%

Text

The configured description of a specific tag.

%deluxetags_order_<identifier>%

Number

The configured order of a specific tag.

%deluxetags_has_tag_<identifier>%

Boolean

Whether the player has permission to select a specific tag.

Internal placeholders

Internal placeholders can be used in DeluxeTags' GUI text, item names, lore, and other supported configuration strings. Both percent and brace forms are supported, for example %deluxetags_tag% and {deluxetags_tag}.

Placeholder
Return value
Description

%player%

Text

The player's username.

%displayname%

Text

The player's display name.

%deluxetags_tag%

Text

The displayed tag's value, or the active tag where appropriate.

%deluxetags_identifier%

Text

The displayed tag's identifier.

%deluxetags_description%

Text

The displayed tag's description.

%deluxetags_amount%

Number

The total number of tags the player can select.

%deluxetags_category_amount%

Number

The number of tags the player can select in the current category. In all, this is the total available tag count.

%deluxetags_available%

Text

The configured gui.tag_availability_placeholder value for the displayed tag.

GUI page placeholders

Placeholder
Description

%previous_page%

Previous page number, or an empty value on the first page.

%current_page%

Current page number.

%next_page%

Next page number, or an empty value on the last page.

%page%

Destination page number when used on the next or previous page item. Kept for compatibility with older configurations.

The brace forms {previous_page}, {current_page}, {next_page}, and {page} are also supported.

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