Conditional Placeholders can now be used in headers and footers

Updated docs

docs/Conditional-Placeholders.md

@@ -1,8 +1,6 @@
 Conditional placeholders allow you to display different values based on certain conditions. The format
 is `<velocitab_condition|<condition>|<true>|<false>>` and the relational format is `<velocitab_rel_condition|<condition>|<true>|<false>>`.
 
-Currently, this system is only available for the `format` and `nametag` fields in the tab groups configuration.
-
 **Note:** The difference between the two is that relational placeholders are evaluated from the viewer's perspective, while the conditional placeholders are evaluated from the player's perspective.
 So if you have 200 players, if you use a conditional placeholder, the placeholder will be evaluated 200 times, while if you use a relational placeholder, it will be evaluated 200*200 = 40000 times.
 Using relational placeholders could be really slow, so it is recommended to not use them unless you need them.

docs/Placeholders-Replacements.md

@@ -37,6 +37,18 @@ placeholder_replacements:
       replacement: <aqua>River</aqua>
 ```
 
+## Example for the server placeholder
+```yaml
+  placeholder_replacements:
+    '%server%':
+    - placeholder: spawn
+      replacement: <bold><#ff8080>Spawn
+    - placeholder: realms
+      replacement: <bold><#ff0000>Realms
+    - placeholder: dungeons
+      replacement: <bold><#00ff00>Dungeons
+```
+
 ## Specified cases
 
 ### Vanish status

docs/Placeholders.md

@@ -53,4 +53,19 @@ PlaceholderAPI placeholders are cached to reduce plugin message traffic. By defa
 
 ## MiniPlaceholders support
 If you are using MiniMessage [[Formatting]], you can use [MiniPlaceholders](https://github.com/MiniPlaceholders/MiniPlaceholders) with Velocitab for MiniMessage-styled component placeholders provided by other proxy plugins. Install MiniPlaceholders on your Velocity proxy, set the `formatter_type` to `MINIMESSAGE` and ensure `enable_miniplaceholders_hook` is set to `true`
-You can also use [Relational Placeholders](Relational-Placeholders).
+You can also use [Relational Placeholders](Relational-Placeholders).
+
+## PLaceholders Replacements
+Velocitab supports replacing placeholders values with other values.
+```yaml
+  placeholder_replacements:
+    '%server%':
+    - placeholder: spawn
+      replacement: <bold><#ff8080>Spawn
+    - placeholder: realms
+      replacement: <bold><#ff0000>Realms
+    - placeholder: dungeons
+      replacement: <bold><#00ff00>Dungeons
+```
+
+See [[Placeholders-Replacements]] for more information.

src/main/java/net/william278/velocitab/tab/PlayerTabList.java

@@ -652,16 +652,18 @@ public class PlayerTabList {
     public Component getHeader(@NotNull TabPlayer player) {
         final String header = player.getGroup().getHeader(player.getHeaderIndex());
         final String replaced = plugin.getPlaceholderManager().applyPlaceholders(player, header);
+        final String withVelocitabPlaceholders = plugin.getPlaceholderManager().formatVelocitabPlaceholders(replaced, player, null);
 
-        return plugin.getFormatter().format(replaced, player, plugin);
+        return plugin.getFormatter().format(withVelocitabPlaceholders, player, plugin);
     }
 
     // Get the component for the TAB list footer
     public Component getFooter(@NotNull TabPlayer player) {
         final String footer = player.getGroup().getFooter(player.getFooterIndex());
         final String replaced = plugin.getPlaceholderManager().applyPlaceholders(player, footer);
+        final String withVelocitabPlaceholders = plugin.getPlaceholderManager().formatVelocitabPlaceholders(replaced, player, null);
 
-        return plugin.getFormatter().format(replaced, player, plugin);
+        return plugin.getFormatter().format(withVelocitabPlaceholders, player, plugin);
     }
 
     /**