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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/user/general.md
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Additionally, some placeholders might have additional or required argument provided after first space. It's format
fully depend on mod providing it.

You can check list of [build in placeholders here](/user/default-placeholders)
You can check list of [built-in placeholders here](/user/default-placeholders)
and [placeholders from mods here](/user/mod-placeholders).

### List of mods supporting displaying Placeholder API's placeholders:
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# Mod placeholders list

These placeholders are provided by other mods. Some are build in directly, while others require an addon.
These placeholders are provided by other mods. Some are built-in directly, while others require an addon.

## List of placeholders

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## Structure

Formatting is build on concept of tags, comparable to html.
Formatting is built on concept of tags, comparable to HTML.

Most of them come in pairs of a starting (`#!xml <tag>`) and closing one (`#!xml </tag>` for closing last tag of selected type or `#!xml <‍/‍>` for last opened one.
While closing ones are technically optional, without them formatting will continue until end of
an input text or special `#!xml </*>` tag. Some tags support arguments, which are defined
after the name in ordered inline fashion (for example `#!xml <color #FF3333>`) or as key-value pair (for example `#!xml <hover value:'Hello!'>`).
You are allowed to mix inline and key-value defined arguments (in `KEY:VALUE` format). In that case, any key defined argument will be skipped from being read as ordered one.
Arguments spaces are required to be wrapped in a `'`, `"` or ``` symbols, with starting and ending symbols matching
Arguments spaces are required to be wrapped in a `'`, `"` or ``` ` ``` symbols, with starting and ending symbols matching
(for example `#!xml <hover show_text '<red>Hello!'>...`, `#!xml <hover type:show_text value:'<red>Hello!'>...`).
If you want to use character used for wrapping, you can prefix it with backslash (for example as `\'`) or type it twice).

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## Structure

Formatting is build on concept of tags.
Formatting is built on concept of tags.

??? warning inline end "Nesting Quotations"

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This tag should be closed.

This tag allows you to change font to any build in one or one provided by resource pack.
This tag allows you to change font to any built in one or one provided by resource pack.

You can use it by simply adding `#!xml <font:[value]>`, where `[value]` is just a font name.
Minecraft has 3 build-in fonts: `default`, `uniform` and `alt`.
Minecraft has 3 built-in fonts: `default`, `uniform` and `alt`.

### Inserting

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