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*''Tab_name'' is the name of the chat tab. | *''Tab_name'' is the name of the chat tab. | ||
*Clicking on the small "a" at the end of the chat menu bar (located just above the chat line box) will make tabs active so that you may type into the chat line to the tab's channel directly. In other words, making the tabs active sets the channel in the tab as the default channel. You may also use <code>{{slashcommand|chat_set|a}}</code> to make the tabs active. | *Clicking on the small "a" at the end of the chat menu bar (located just above the [[Chat_Window#Chat_Line|chat line]] box) will make tabs active so that you may type into the chat line to the tab's channel directly. In other words, making the tabs active sets the channel in the tab as the default channel. You may also use <code>{{slashcommand|chat_set|a}}</code> to make the tabs active. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:23, 26 November 2022
Slash Command
/tabselect tab_name
Select the given chat tab, will open the corresponding chat window if necessary
- Tab_name is the name of the chat tab.
- Clicking on the small "a" at the end of the chat menu bar (located just above the chat line box) will make tabs active so that you may type into the chat line to the tab's channel directly. In other words, making the tabs active sets the channel in the tab as the default channel. You may also use
/chat_set ato make the tabs active.
Example
/tabselect LFG