syntax:plugins:keyboard:en [Command Line Interface Helper]

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====== keyboard Plugin ======

Should work as-is, no longer actively maintained by original author.

Works well with the [[..:dw2pdf|dw2pdf plugin]] and the [[..:odt|odt plugin]].

===== Usage =====

Use the tag ''< key >'' to mark some text as keyboad keys. E.g.:

<code>
This displays the keys <key>ALT</key> + <key>H</key>.
</code>

This will create the following output:

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{{ https://raw.github.com/dokufreaks/plugin-keyboard/master/example/KeyboardPluginXHTMLRendering.png |Example screenshot}}

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Alternatively the tag ''< kbd >'' can be used in accordance to the HTML element:
<code>
This displays the keys <kbd>ALT</kbd> + <kbd>H</kbd>.
</code>

==== Short form ====

The shorter form to write the key combination ''ALT+H'' is:

<code>
This displays the keys <kbd>ALT+H</kbd>.
</code>

Separator signs for the short form can be ''+'' or ''-''. In both cases the rendered sign between the keys will be a ''+''. So in general it does not make a difference if ''+'' or ''-'' is used. But it does make a difference if you want to include a ''+'' or ''-'' as a key and not as a separator. If you would like to render the key combination ''ALT++'' then you should write: <code><kbd>ALT-+</kbd></code>
If you would like to render the key combination ''ALT+-'' then you should write: <code><kbd>ALT+-</kbd></code>

==== Escape mechanism ====

Since release 2018-08-09 it is possible to surround keys with '...'. All keys enclosed in '...' will be displayed as-is without interpreting ''+'' or ''-'' as separators. Here is an example:

<code>
<kbd>'ALT+H'</kbd>
</code>

This example would display "ALT+H" as a single key instead of two keys: "ALT" + "H".

==== Specify CSS class ====

If you like to vary the look with each given key sequence you can also specify a CSS class like this:
<code><key class="myclass">ALT+H</key></code>

==== Short cuts ====

Some keys like the letter **C** are short cuts which will be expanded to a translated key name. For example **<key>ALT+C</key>** will show the same result as if you entered **<key>ALT+Ctrl</key>**. If you want to suppress this behaviour then include the letter between two **'**. E.g. if you really want to show the letter **C** instead of **Ctrl** then write **<key>ALT+'C'</key>**.

===== Configuration =====

The following configuration options exist:

**disable_translation** --- if this option is activated then all translations and short cuts are deactivated. The given keys will be displayed "as-is".

**css_class** --- the CSS class to use if no class is given in the syntax tag. There are two built-in classes:

For the standard look enter:
<code>__keyboard</code>
For a look similar to the MediaWiki keypress template enter:
<code>__keyboard_keypress</code>
You can also enter user defined CSS classes which e.g. could be defined in **conf/userstyle.css**, see [[tips:customizing_templates]].

Some DokuWiki templates like the Bootstrap3 template define an own style for ''kbd'' elements. In this case the **css_class** setting needs to be empty to use the style of the template.