# Ignore MiniMessage

The `Ignore-MiniMessage` option allows users to configure whether CommandPrompter ignores MiniMessage syntax when parsing prompts.

#### Usage

You can customize the `Ignore-MiniMessage` option by editing the appropriate configuration file, typically named "config.yml" or similar, with the following:

```yaml
Ignore-MiniMessage: true
```

In this example, CommandPrompter is configured to ignore MiniMessage syntax.

#### Explanation

The `Ignore-MiniMessage` option ensures that CommandPrompter's parser does not mistake MiniMessage syntax for a prompt. This prevents conflicts and allows users to use both CommandPrompter and MiniMessage without interference.

#### Example

To disable the ignoring of MiniMessage syntax, set the configuration as follows:

```yaml
Ignore-MiniMessage: false
```

This will enable CommandPrompter to parse MiniMessage syntax along with prompts.


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