Category: Sheet Author
Do you want to make a character sheet or tweak an existing one? You’ll need to grasp HTML, CSS, and Javascript, and roll20 has its own tweaks that makes each of those a little more complicated. Don’t worry though – that’s where this blog comes in. If you’re a newbie to any of these things, you’ll find help here.
CSS Grid – Nesting Grids and Multiple Grids
The missing piece which lets you go wild with grid layouts.
getSectionIDs and the structure of a Repeating Section
Re[eating sections often follow a very similar structure. We look at that here.
CSS Grid – Creating a Layout
CSS Grid is an amazing tool for planning and laying out enter sections of a sheet. We’ll look at how to do that here.
CSS Grid – Grid Cells
What is a Grid Cell, and how can you use this to your advantage?
CSS Grid – Making Columns
The start of a short series looking to how to use CSS Grid. First, we’ll build a set of columns.
Sending Messages and Asking Questions in Roll20 Sheets
CRP offers some interesting opportunities beyond rolling dice. Here are some ideas.
Laying Out Abilities on the Carrington Sheet
Let’s show how easy it is to build a list of attributes and their ratings.
Planning a New Sheet Layout
CSS Grid is a very good way to lay out a new sheet.
Universal Tabs for Sheets and More Conditional CSS
A universal solution for tabs or areas of a sheet that are hidden on command.
Handlebars Templating: Partials
Partials are little templates within templates.
Handlebars Templating: Helpers
What are Helpers and How To use Them.
Handlebars Templating: Handling Generator Errors
There’s a really big advantage from using the Handlebars Tool, but also it has an idiosyncracy or two.
