Twiddler

All tag names are surrounded by angle brackets: <>

Modifiers are keys that do not send an HID code when pressed on their own but modify another character when pressed together. An example of this is Control-C to copy text. “Control” pressed on its own will do nothing. “Control” and “c” pressed will copy a selection to the clipboard.

Each Modifier Element consists of a start tag and end tag, with the content to be modified inserted in between.

<tagname>Content goes here…</tagname>

Modifiers can be nested. Just make sure to close the inner tags first and move to the outer tags.

Shift-Alt-GUI-g would be entered like this:

<Left Shift><Left Alt><Left GUI>g</Left GUI></Left Alt></Left Shift>

Setting the Twiddler to type out code attributes might cause syntax errors due to the brackets in the opening/closing tag, such as < > { } [ ]

The KB Tag setting in the Tuner avoids that problem by allowing you to select a delimiter for your keyboard.

For instance, if you want to type out a code attribute with an opening tag like <p> and an ending tag like </p> on your Twiddler, you will have to change the KB Tag delimiter to something other than KB TAG <…> - otherwise those brackets “<” and “>” will not be seen as part of the text.