How to Use Database Icons that Share a Name

[quote=Mowen]There are some abilities / masteries / items that share a name with eachother, such as [wiki=ability zephyr] and [wiki=item zephyr]. So, how do you specify which database item you want to use? You need to specify which wiki section you want to pull the database item from: ability, mastery, item. [color=#ffffff][b]If the name has spaces in it you will need to use "s around the name[/b][/color], such as [[[wiki=mastery "fleet of foot"]]]. [[[wiki=ability frenzy]]] OR [[[[frenzy ability]]]] = [wiki=ability frenzy] [[[wiki=mastery frenzy]]] OR [[[[frenzy mastery]]]] = [wiki=mastery frenzy] [[[wiki=item zephyr]]] [[[zephyr item]]] = [wiki=item zephyr] That's great for when you want to link the database item as a name, but what if you want just the icon? Well you have to specify the database section using the "icon=..." code. [[[icon=ability frenzy]]] = [icon=ability frenzy] [[[icon=mastery frenzy]]] = [icon=mastery frenzy] [[[icon=item zephyr]]] = [icon=item zephyr] To change the size of the icon you need to add "size=..." to the icon code, just like you do when you use the icon code without specifying a database section. [[[icon=ability frenzy size=25]]] = [icon=ability frenzy size=25] [[[icon=mastery frenzy size=50]]] = [icon=mastery frenzy size=50] [[[icon=item zephyr size=75]]] = [icon=item zephyr size=75] If a database entry has mastery / ability / item etc as part of their name it breaks the code above. So, use this code (wiki ____="..."): [[[wiki mastery="arcane mastery"]]] = [wiki mastery="arcane mastery"] If you have any more questions concerning this just post a comment in this thread![/quote]

[quote=DarkPercy]and if we just write [[[[frenzy]]]], etc. Which one of the two icons appears? Testing: [[frenzy]] [[perseverance]] [[zephyr]] [[cripple]] Well, now we know :D[/quote]

[quote=Aldones]What is [[Tenacity]] coded as? As you can see a simple link does not refer to 35% mitigated CC and as a item passive it doesn't come up under item, mastery, or ability. Neither passive nor unique passive seem to work.[/quote]

[quote=Janitsu]The closest you can get is probably linking this page with code [[[url=http://www.mobafire.com/league-of-legends/wiki/game-mechanics/crowd-control]tenacity[/url]]][/quote]

[quote=IceCreamy]Tenacity isn't an ability, mastery, champion, rune or whatnot. Since there's also no wiki article about it, you can't use BBCode to link it - the way Janitsu described would be the best option :) [[Crowd Control]] isn't the same as Tenacity ofc x)[/quote]

[quote=Janitsu]I'll add anchor link to the wiki so it works :D[/quote]

[quote=Janitsu]This thread should be stickied imo.[/quote]

[quote=drakon136]Probably should. Also, you can use stuff like [[[[Frenzy mastery]]]] or [[[[Zephyr ability]]]] as well. [[Frenzy]] - [[Frenzy mastery]] [[Zephyr]] - [[Zephyr ability]][/quote]