Series: Guide to CSS
CSS is used to enhance the presentation of web pages, and combined with HTML, you can make very attractive character sheets.
How To Hide and Reveal Things With CSS
This is an important skill when making character sheets. Here’s how to do it with CSS.
Getting Started With CSS
The basics of CSS – syntax, what a declaration block is, how to apply properties, etc.
How Elements are Displayed
How to arrange elements on the page. Understanding the box model of CSS and the display property.
Images and Colours
Decorating the sheet with images and colour.
Text and Fonts
Text and associated properties (such as underlining and shadow effects), and using Google Fonts.
CSS Grid Layouts
Lying out your sheet into columns and grids, with a surprisingly simple system.
Understanding Selectors
How to target elements and blocks, and apply your styles to the sheet.
Inheritance and Specificity
Understanding the tricky concept of Specificity, and how styles override each other.
Your Own Styles on Roll20
Overriding Roll20’s built-in styles, creating your own roll buttons, and even modifying the GUI.
Advanced Positioning
Understanding the position property, which can be a bit mindbinding.
Character Sheet – CSS Example
Upgrading the Castle Falkenstein sheet created in the HTML guide to use CSS.
Removing the Dice Icon In Buttons
The dice icon in roll buttons was a great idea. Here’s how to remove it.
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