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== Overview ==
== Overview ==


{{SlashCommandArticle|command=window_hide|options=window_name|note=Forces the named window to be hidden in the user interface.}}
{{SlashCommandArticle|command=window_hide|options=window_name|note=Forces the named window to be hidden/closed.}}
 
* See the complete [[Window Names List]].


== Window List ==
{{window_list}}


== Notes ==
== Notes ==
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* In the cmdlist output, ''hide'' is listed as an alias for the ''window_hide'' command. However, ''hide'' is a unique slash command that does not replicate the ''window_hide'' command.
* In the cmdlist output, ''hide'' is listed as an alias for the ''window_hide'' command. However, ''hide'' is a unique slash command that does not replicate the ''window_hide'' command.


{{Window Commands NavBox}}
==Example==
/window_hide powers
 
 
 
{{Navbox Window Commands}}
[[Category:Window Commands]]
[[Category:Power Tray Commands]]
[[Category:Slash Commands]]
[[Category:Slash Commands]]

Latest revision as of 15:10, 28 December 2022

Overview

/window_hide window_name

Forces the named window to be hidden/closed.


Notes

  • In the cmdlist output, hide is listed as an alias for the window_hide command. However, hide is a unique slash command that does not replicate the window_hide command.

Example

/window_hide powers