Updated Macros (markdown)

Macros.md

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-See [Presets](https://github.com/Aircoookie/WLED/wiki/Presets) for 0.11.0+.
+Please see https://kno.wled.ge/features/macros/ for this information.
 
-You are able to set custom actions ("Macros") in Time & Macro settings for the following events:
+This wiki is now deprecated. Please consider contributing to kno.wled.ge by making improvements as a pull request. Thank you!
 
-- Specific time of day
-- Button short/long/double press
-- HTTP API call executing a macro with "&M="
-- Alexa On/Off
-- Countdown over
-- Timed light duration over
-- Device (re)boot (up to 0.10.2, use LED settings `Boot preset` in 0.11)
-
-Each macro has the format of a standard [HTTP API call](https://github.com/Aircoookie/WLED/wiki/HTTP-request-API) without the IP. Optionally, the "win&" may be omitted.
-For example, the macro "A=255" sets the brightness to maximum. "R=255&G=160&B=0" sets the color to orange.
-You can specify up to 16 macros. (up to 250 in WLED 0.11 since the Macro functionality has been merged into the Presets feature)
-
-Examples of how to use API-calls and define macros can be found in [this issue](https://github.com/Aircoookie/WLED/issues/801#issuecomment-635600255) and [in this one](https://github.com/Aircoookie/WLED/issues/199#issuecomment-520143239).
-
-The simplest macro example is getting a button to do your bidding.  The default pin to which a button can be connected is GPIO 0 (D3 on NodeMCU, D1 Mini and others).  This pin is ideally pulled high to 3.3V with a 10k resistor and the configured macro executes when the pin is pulled low (grounded). The desired macro is entered on the Time/Macros configuration page and then assigned to a short, long or double press. Like this:
 ![how to wire a button to D3 and set up a macro](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/40203361/64235553-e3c41300-cef8-11e9-833f-c5062aaba124.jpg)
-The "T=2" macro toggles power to the LEDs (in this case long press).
-The "FX=~" macro steps through the effects (in this case short press).
-
-The default (built-in) actions are short-press: toggle on/off and long-press: select random color.
-
-## Buttons
-
-Multiple buttons are implemented since 0.13 and allow a few different types of _buttons_ to be connected to the ESP:
--   _momentary push-buttons_ that short GPIO pin to ground
--   _momentary push-buttons_ that short GPIO pin to +3.3V (inverted)
--   _switches_ (be careful with selection of GPIO for switch since some GPIOs will prevent successful boot of ESP if held LOW or HIGH at boot)
--   _PIR switch_ AKA motion detection sensor (they set GPIO HIGH when motion is detected, this type of buttons will also trigger MQTT message with /motion topic)
--   some GPIO pins on ESP32 can act as _momentary touch buttons_ with no additional hardware
--   analog "buttons" (also with inverted logic) those can be used as potentiometers or analog input buttons
-
-Button GPIO pin and type can be selected in _LED Settings_ page.
-
-Each momentary button can have 3 different [Presets](https://github.com/Aircoookie/WLED/wiki/Presets) assigned, for short press, long press or double press. For switch type buttons you can assign only 2 presets, one for transition of switch from LOW to HIGH and second for the opposite transition from HIGH to LOW.
-Selecting 0 for preset will set _default_ action. If you find that default action is _inverted_ for switch, please create presets for On and Off actions and assign them appropriately.
-
-For assigning [Presets](https://github.com/Aircoookie/WLED/wiki/Presets) to buttons use _Time & Macros_ settings page.
-
-### Analog button
-Starting in WLED 0.13, analog "buttons" (e.g. a potentiometer) are supported.
-Set the `Double` column in Button Actions to one of these values to configure:
-
-| Property | Value |
-| --- | --- |
-Global brightness | 250
-Effect speed | 249
-Effect intensity | 248
-Palette | 247
-Primary color hue | 200
-Segment N opacity | 0-32