Embed & Message
footerIcon
$footerIcon[]
Modifies the footer icon of an embed after it has been defined with $footer[]. Allows changing only the image without modifying the text.
Syntax
$footerIcon[url;(embedIndex)]
$footerIcon[]
The $footerIcon[] function allows you to modify only the icon of a footer already defined with $footer[]. It is useful when you want to define a dynamic icon without repeating the footer text.
Syntax
$footerIcon[url;(embedIndex)]
Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
url |
URL of the image to use as the footer’s icon. |
embedIndex |
Optional. Index of the target embed (Default: 1). |
Return Value
Modifies the response currently being constructed. Returns nothing.
When to use $footerIcon[]
- You have already defined the footer with
$footer[text]and want to add or change the icon. - The icon depends on a dynamic variable (avatar, status, etc.).
- You want to separate the logic of the text and the icon for better readability.
Examples
Dynamic icon based on the user
$title[Profile]
$description[
**Name:** $username
**Tag:** $discriminator
]
$footer[Requested by $username]
$footerIcon[$authorAvatar]
$color[#5865F2]
$sendMessage[]
Conditional icon
$title[Server Status]
$description[The server is operational.]
$footer[Last check: $time]
$if[$var[status]==online]
$footerIcon[https://cdn.example.com/green.png]
$else
$footerIcon[https://cdn.example.com/red.png]
$endif
$color[#57F287]
$sendMessage[]
Notes
$footerIcon[]must be called after$footer[], otherwise there is no footer to apply the icon to.- If
$footerIcon[]is called before$footer[], the icon will be ignored. - The URL must point to a publicly accessible image.