vÍnce said: Hi Sirius, love those little victories. ;-) Is this for a custom sheet? Might I suggest posting a snippet of your css that removes the button styling to help other's that travel this same road? There are some examples on the wiki for dealing with chat buttons. <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Chat_Menus#Other" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Chat_Menus#Other</a> Ziechael also has a real cool trick of just using a backtick inside the macro command that forces text-only buttons. here This was a reply to one of my previous posts that, at the time, was not what I was looking for. However, I remembered the backtick trick and thought maybe I could use it now. I have two buttons in a repeating section one with a backtick ` [Critical] and one without it [Damage] to see what difference it made. I thought it looked a lot cleaner but when I rolled the [Critical] button it only showed ~repeating_attack_crit instead of showing the crit roll. I looked at the post that Ziechael posted and previous posts to see if I was missing something. I saw theirs had ( [PUNCH 1](`~ selected| repeating_melee-strikes_$0_ATTACK-DAMAGE) ) ~selected|repeating. I tried that but it's still not working. Not sure what the $0 is or what it does so I'm hesitant to try it. This is the HTML of the "roll_damage" with the [Critical] button and what it is supposed to roll, "roll_crit": < button type = "roll" name = "roll_damage" class = "hidden" value = "@{whispertoggle}&{template:custom}{{title=Damage}}@{dmgflag}@{dmg2flag} {{=[Critical](`~repeating_attack_crit)}}" > Damage </ button > < button type = "roll" name = "roll_crit" class = "hidden" value = "@{whispertoggle}&{template:custom}{{title=Critical Damage}} {{[[@{dmgcustcrit}]]=@{dmgtype}}}@{crit2flag}@{hldmgflag}" > Crit </ button > I'd appreciate any help but I can live with a big pink button if necessary. (Though blue would be better if I knew how to change that lol) EDIT: I tried not to make this post too long so if you need to see the whole repeating section just ask.
