You can get a quick border around your table by using the HTML border attribute. The other is to use CSS.īelow are some examples of applying a table border in HTML. The first is to use the HTML border attribute. In HTML, there are two ways of adding a border to your tables.
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wb list - show full border information for all worlds.This page demonstrates how to set the table border within your web pages and other HTML documents. wb clear all - remove all borders for all worlds. wb clear - remove border for this world. The world needs to have already had a border set, since the x and z values are not modified. wb radius - change border radius for this world. wb set - set world border, with the x and z coordinates of the center specified. wb set - set world border of specified radius (in blocks), centered on you. wb - list available commands like below (show help). wb wshape round - Sets the border shape for the current world to "round", not affecting the default shape used by other worlds. wb shape round - Sets the border shape to "round" for all worlds. wb netherworld set 250 -12.5 47.3 - Sets a border for the world named "netherworld" with a radius of 250 (area 500x500), centered at -12.5 (X) by 47.3 (Z). wb set 2000 - Sets a border for the current world with a radius of 2000, centered on exactly where you're standing. A border radius is the distance the border is in each direction from the center (x and z), so for example a radius of 300 would cover a 600圆00 area.The and values must be a whole numbers (integers), but, , and can have a decimal point (they're doubles).If as a player you leave out, it will use the current world you're in is however required from the console.From the console, you'll of course need to leave off the "/" either way. The /wb command is an alias of the main command /wborder, so unless another plugin interferes, you can use /wb and /wborder interchangeably.wb debug - turn console debug output on or off. Normally should never be needed, but here just in case. wb reload - re-load data from config.yml. wb whoosh - turn knockback "whoosh" effect on or off. wb delay - the number of server ticks it will wait between border checks, the default is 4 ticks (200ms) each server tick is roughly 50ms. wb getmsg - display the message shown to people who cross the border. The default shape used by other worlds (set via /wb shape) will not be changed by this. The world needs to have already had a border set. wb wshape - Override the shape for this world only. The pad value is how much of a buffer to keep beyond your borders (default 208, should keep any more chunks from being generated by players). The freqvalue is the number of chunks per second it will try to check (default 5000). wb trim - trim off extra chunks for this world, beyond the border. The pad value is how much of a buffer to add beyond your borders (default 208, should keep any more chunks from being generated by players). If you just want it to finish as quickly as possible, try 1000 or so. For a server with players on it, you should probably stick with the default or possibly even a lower value. The freq value is the number of times per second it will try to check/generate a chunk (default 20). wb fill - generate all missing chunks for this world, out to the border. wb knockback - how far to move the player back inside the border when they cross it. Permission: worldborder.shape (both commands above) wb shape square - set the border shape to "square". wb shape round - set the border shape to "round" (default). Permission: worldborder.clear (both commands above)
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