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Page Widgets

What each widget shows, what it asks for, how much it holds

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Widgets are what a page is made of. Every widget needs Pages, which is Premium, to be seen on your profile.

Your setup

  • Game settings: search for any game, or press Not in the list? Add it yourself. VALORANT, Counter-Strike 2, Fortnite, Apex Legends and Overwatch 2 have fields of their own, such as a crosshair code; add more with Add setting. Visitors get a Copy button beside a crosshair code
  • Hardware: peripherals, PC parts, audio and streaming gear and VR kit and chairs, as labeled rows. Search a list of brands and models for each one, or type it yourself. A row can show a picture of the part beside it: pick one of your pictures, the ones a Gallery shows, or upload one
  • About me: labeled rows about you, such as your location, languages and pronouns
  • GitHub project: a repository's address, description, language and stars, as you type them. This widget reads nothing from GitHub (the GitHub card on your profile card is the one that does)
  • Skills: up to forty tags, each with an optional logo or icon from the library and an optional group, such as Frontend or Backend

Your media

  • My games: up to twenty games from the catalog, or named yourself with a cover you add. Star one as your favorite. They are drawn in your page's style
  • My clips: up to five of your own videos, MP4, MOV or WEBM, played one at a time
  • My music: up to five tracks with a title, an artist and a cover, played as one player with a queue
  • Images: up to ten pictures, each with an optional description, drawn in your page's style
  • Projects: up to six projects, each with a title, a line about it, a link and a cover of its own
  • VRChat: Avatars, Groups or Worlds, each entry a name, a link and a picture, and a world can carry five screenshots. Up to fifteen entries across the three lists

Clips, tracks, images, games, projects and VRChat entries belong to your account rather than to one widget, so every widget of the same kind shows the same set. Upload Formats and Size Limits has each file limit.

Dates

  • Calendar: up to twelve dates, each with a title, what it is (an event, a concert, a stream, a release), where, and a link. Every visitor sees the time in their own time zone. Past dates drop off unless you choose Keep dates after they pass, and an empty calendar says To be determined

Text and players

  • Text: a heading and up to 1,000 characters. Placed first on a page with no heading, a short opening line becomes the page's lede
  • List: short labeled rows, each with an optional link
  • Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube or Twitch: a player in the page, with an optional label. Spotify has a Player size of Slim, Compact, Wide or Card. From Twitch, clips and past broadcasts play here; a channel plays as a link set to Play it inline, on Dashboard → Links

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