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.

25
Jul
2023
Posted in Repeating Section Guide

Undo in a Repeating Section

You can build an undo function for repeating sections. Here’s how.

21
Jul
2023
Posted in Sheet Worker Extras

The ESSENTIAL Sheet Worker RULE

The biggest mistake Sheet Worker writers make…

18
Jul
2023
Posted in Repeating Section Extras

Ordering Repeating Sections

Players can manually reorder a repeating section. But that can create subtle problems…

14
Jul
2023
Posted in Repeating Section Guide

Advanced Action Buttons

Action Buttons have a few gotchas when used in a Repeating Section. Learn about them here.

11
Jul
2023
Posted in Repeating Section Extras

Radio Buttons in Repeating Sections

How to fake a radio button across all rows of a repeating section.

08
Jul
2023
Posted in Repeating Section Guide

Styling a Repeating Section (CSS)

How a repeating section is constructed on the sheet.

08
Jul
2023
Posted in Repeating Section Guide

Building a Repeating Section (HTML)

Understanding the HTML and basic CSS of a repeating section.

08
Jul
2023
Posted in Repeating Section Guide

Repeating Section Names

Understanding how to name the elements of a repeating section.

08
Jul
2023
Posted in Repeating Section Guide

What Is a Repeating Section?

Describing a repeating section and explaining how and why to use it.

07
Jul
2023
Posted in Repeating Section Guide

Styling the Section Buttons (CSS)

How to change the appearance of the buttons below every repeating section.

04
Jul
2023
Posted in Meta

Can a Sheet Be Modified?

Can the design of a sheet be tweaked, to change stats or whatever – and if not, why not?

20
Jun
2023
Posted in Sheet Worker Extras

My Sheet Worker Isn’t Working

An example of examining broken code to fix it, to show what a sheet worker needs.