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          <h2>General</h2>
          
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            <summary id="main-menu">How to open the main menu</summary>
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              <p>The main menu gives you access to the following items:</p>
              <img src="img/app-menu.png" alt="">
              <p>There are two ways to open the main menu:</p>
              <ul>
                <li>Click <em>Settings</em> in the left panel, then select <em>TweetDuck</em></li>
                <li><em>Right-click anywhere</em> and you will either see the listed options, or a <em>TweetDuck</em> entry that contains these options</li>
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            <summary id="customize-theme">How to customize the theme and layout</summary>
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                <li>Click <em>Settings</em> in the left panel</li>
                <li>Continue to <em>Edit layout &amp; design</em></li>
                <li>Now you can customize many aspects of the website; note that unlike the default TweetDeck settings, the column width and font size can be configured here in much greater detail</li>
              </ol>
              <img src="img/settings-editdesign.png" alt="">
              <p>This is done using an official plugin called <em>Edit layout &amp; design</em>, which is enabled by default. If the plugin is disabled, you can still access the default TweetDeck settings:</p>
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                <li>Click <em>Settings</em> on the bottom left</li>
                <li>Continue to <em>Settings</em> (again)</li>
                <li>Here you can customize the theme, column width, and font size</li>
              </ol>
              <img src="img/settings-dropdown.png" alt="">
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            <summary id="emoji">How to add emoji to tweets</summary>
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              <p>When writing a new tweet, click the heart icon to open an emoji picker. If you're writing a reply, click the <em>Popout</em> icon first to bring the reply into the large panel.</p>
              <p>Then you can immediately type into the <em>Search</em> field, which accepts keywords separated by space. Pressing <em>Enter</em> in the search field (when not empty) will insert the first result into your tweet. Pressing <em>Escape</em> closes the emoji picker.</p>
              <p>You can also use your mouse to scroll through the emoji, click on the emoji to insert them, and change the skin tone.</p>
              <p>Emoji are provided by an official plugin called <em>Emoji keyboard</em>, which is enabled by default. The heart icon will not show if the plugin is disabled.</p>
              <img src="img/new-tweet-emoji.png" alt="">
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            <summary id="templates">How to use tweet templates</summary>
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              <p>To create a simple template to use when writing a new tweet or reply:</p><commit_msg>Add new info about emoji usage to the guide<commit_after><!DOCTYPE html>
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  <head>
    <title>TweetDuck - Guide</title>
    
    <meta charset="utf-8">
    <meta name="robots" content="index,follow">
    <meta name="author" content="chylex">
    <meta name="description" content="TweetDuck guide">
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
    
    <link rel="icon" href="img/icon.ico">
    <link rel="stylesheet" href="style.css" type="text/css">
    
    <script type="text/javascript" src="script.js" async></script>
  </head>
  <body>
    <div id="guide">
      <section>

        <article>
          <h2>General</h2>
          
          <details>
            <summary id="main-menu">How to open the main menu</summary>
            <div>
              <p>The main menu gives you access to the following items:</p>
              <img src="img/app-menu.png" alt="">
              <p>There are two ways to open the main menu:</p>
              <ul>
                <li>Click <em>Settings</em> in the left panel, then select <em>TweetDuck</em></li>
                <li><em>Right-click anywhere</em> and you will either see the listed options, or a <em>TweetDuck</em> entry that contains these options</li>
              </ul>
              <img src="img/settings-dropdown.png" alt="">
            </div>
          </details>
          
          <details>
            <summary id="customize-theme">How to customize the theme and layout</summary>
            <div>
              <ol>
                <li>Click <em>Settings</em> in the left panel</li>
                <li>Continue to <em>Edit layout &amp; design</em></li>
                <li>Now you can customize many aspects of the website; note that unlike the default TweetDeck settings, the column width and font size can be configured here in much greater detail</li>
              </ol>
              <img src="img/settings-editdesign.png" alt="">
              <p>This is done using an official plugin called <em>Edit layout &amp; design</em>, which is enabled by default. If the plugin is disabled, you can still access the default TweetDeck settings:</p>
              <ol>
                <li>Click <em>Settings</em> on the bottom left</li>
                <li>Continue to <em>Settings</em> (again)</li>
                <li>Here you can customize the theme, column width, and font size</li>
              </ol>
              <img src="img/settings-dropdown.png" alt="">
            </div>
          </details>
          
          <details>
            <summary id="emoji">How to add emoji to tweets</summary>
            <div>
              <p>When writing a new tweet, click the heart icon to open an emoji picker. If you're writing a reply, click the <em>Popout</em> icon to bring the reply into the New Tweet panel.</p>
              <p>Then you can immediately type into the <em>Search</em> field, which accepts keywords separated by space. Pressing <em>Enter</em> in the search field (when not empty) will insert the first result into your tweet. Pressing <em>Escape</em> closes the emoji picker.</p>
              <p>You can also use your mouse to change the skin tone, scroll through the emoji, and click on the emoji to insert them.</p>
              <p>Typing <em>:emoji_name:</em> in the New Tweet panel will automatically search for an emoji using those keywords. If a single emoji is found, it will be inserted into the tweet (press <em>Backspace</em> or <em>Escape</em> to revert it). If multiple emojis are found, it will open the emoji picker where you can refine the search, or press <em>Escape</em> to go back.</p>
              <p>Emoji are provided by an official plugin called <em>Emoji keyboard</em>, which is enabled by default. The heart icon will not show if the plugin is disabled.</p>
              <img src="img/new-tweet-emoji.png" alt="">
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          </details>
          
          <details>
            <summary id="templates">How to use tweet templates</summary>
            <div>
              <p>To create a simple template to use when writing a new tweet or reply:</p>
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