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# Styling Results

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**Warning:** [Message commands](/basic-usage-and-setup/message-commands-really-cool.md) cannot be styled at this time.
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<summary>View Style Options</summary>

`/settings2 style view_options`

View all the different styles available, with examples provided. You can also [view all the styles here!](https://jakebot.co.uk/translation)

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<summary>Match Styles</summary>

`/settings2 style match_styles [this] [with_this] (and_this)`

Use this to quickly match two or all of the styles together! Put the style you'd like to match the other ones to in the first selection (this), then either one or both the other styles into "with\_this" and "and\_this" to set them to the same as the style in "this".&#x20;

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<summary>Set Automatic Translation Style</summary>

`/settings2 style automatic_set [option]`

Set the style for all translations done automatically.

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<summary>Set Command Translation Style</summary>

`/settings2 style command_set`

Set the style for all translations done via the [translation command](/basic-usage-and-setup/basic-slash-commands.md#translate-language-text-to-translate).

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<summary>Set Reaction Translation Style</summary>

`/settings2 style reaction_set`

Set the style for all translations done via reaction.

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