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Capitalize

The capitalize Text placeholder uppercases the first letter of either the full text or every single word depending on if an <option> was set or not.

Placeholder Patterns

  • %formatter_text_capitalize_<text>%
  • %formatter_text_capitalize_<option>_<text>%

Options

option

Type Required Conditions Default
String No

Sets a specific mode to use for capitalizing the text.

Available options
Option Description
!normal! Default. Uppercases the first character of the text and ignores every other.
!strict! Uppercases the first character of the text and lowercases every other.
!title! Uppercases the first character of every word in the text and ignores every other.
!titlestrict! Uppercases the first character of every word in the text and lowercases every other.

text

Type Required Conditions Default
String Yes

The text to capitalize.

Examples

/papi parse me %formatter_text_capitalize_capitalize me!%            -> Capitalize me!
/papi parse me %formatter_text_capitalize_!strict!_CAPITALIZE ME!%   -> Capitalize me!
/papi parse me %formatter_text_capitalize_!title!_i'm a TITLE!%      -> I'm A TITLE!
/papi parse me %formatter_text_capitalize_!titlestrict!_I'm a TITLE% -> I'm A Title!

Last update: 22. March 2025 ()