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Containers use Discord’s Components v2 layout instead of classic embeds. They work anywhere adore accepts embed code, including welcome messages, ticket panels, ,lastfm mode, and more. Start your template with {container} on its own line (or at the beginning of the string), then add parameters separated by $v.
Use variables inside any text parameter, just like embeds.

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Structure

The same rules as embeds apply:
  • { begins a parameter.
  • : separates the parameter name from its content.
  • $v separates parameters.
  • } ends a parameter.

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Parameters

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Text

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Separator

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Section (text + thumbnail)

{track.*}, {artist.*}, {album.*}, and {lastfm.*} variables are only available in ,lastfm mode ; see Last.fm variables.

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Images

Single image:
Multiple images:

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Buttons

Buttons use the same {button: style_or_url && label && emoji} format as embeds.
Supported styles: primary, secondary, success, danger (aliases: blue, gray/grey, green, red).

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Containers vs embeds

Some commands only accept one format. ,lastfm mode accepts both {embed} and {container}.

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Frequently asked questions

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How do I add a new line?

Press SHIFT + ENTER inside a text: or section: block, same as embed descriptions.

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Why isn’t my container working?

  1. Make sure the template starts with {container}.
  2. For commands that accept plain text or embed code, prefix with {container}$v so adore knows you’re sending a layout message.
  3. Containers cannot use the classic {title: ...} or {field: ...} embed ; use {text: ...} instead.