CSS language specific styling (lang-undefined). Kludge.

<a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/11002727/language-specific-styling/?pageforid=11002727#post-11002727" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/11002727/language-specific-styling/?pageforid=11002727#post-11002727</a> translation.json: { &nbsp; &nbsp; "LanguageCode" : "ru" , //the one you need &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;... } HTML: &lt; script type = "text/worker" &gt; &nbsp; &nbsp; on ( 'sheet:opened' , function () { $20 ( '.charsheet.lang-undefined' ). addClass ( `lang- ${ getTranslationByKey ( "LanguageCode" ) } ` ) }); &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;... &lt;/ script &gt; CSS: Styles for ".charsheet.lang-[ 2 char language code ]" that you need.

AFAIK, this is still broken.

Refresh the page after adding new values ​​to translation.json, otherwise getTranslationByKey won't see them.

Sorry, yes refresh works. +1 I focused in on the "lang-undefined" which has been a long standing bug for serving up language-specific css/html.&nbsp; Particularly a image based on someone's language.

vÍnce said: Sorry, yes refresh works. +1 I focused in on the "lang-undefined" which has been a long standing bug for serving up language-specific css/html.&nbsp; Particularly a image based on someone's language. You can add "removeClass" so that "lang-undefined" doesn't bother you. on('sheet:opened', function() {&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; $20('.charsheet.lang-undefined').addClass(`lang-${getTranslationByKey("LanguageCode")}`) &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; $20('.charsheet.lang-undefined').removeClass("lang-undefined") });

I might have to try that.&nbsp; Makes me feel like a hacker.&nbsp; Lol

What does this affect?

GiGs said: What does this affect? The mechanics that, depending on the player's language settings, should assign a "charsheet" to a certain class are not working right now. This kludge fixes the problem by assigning the class manually.

<a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Character_Sheet_Translation#Changing_Language-Specific_Looks" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Character_Sheet_Translation#Changing_Language-Specific_Looks</a> I had some code that would change the sheet's logo displayed depending on the user's language.&nbsp; I never could get it to work though.&nbsp; I attributed it to the fact that "lang-undefined" seems to be ever-present regardless of the user's language.&nbsp; I submitted a bug report in 2021 [#69268] .

vÍnce said: <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Character_Sheet_Translation#Changing_Language-Specific_Looks" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Character_Sheet_Translation#Changing_Language-Specific_Looks</a> I had some code that would change the sheet's logo displayed depending on the user's language.&nbsp; I never could get it to work though.&nbsp; I attributed it to the fact that "lang-undefined" seems to be ever-present regardless of the user's language.&nbsp; I submitted a bug report in 2021 [#69268] . Displaying different elements from the presence of a “class” is only a matter of CSS, Roll20 does not affect this in any way. Roll20 only emits the required class depending on the user's settings (which doesn't work now) and changes the translation.json used (which does work). This kludge&nbsp; does roll20's job for it, referencing the translation.json used. In other words, everything should now work.

Thanks nPocTo_4eJI.&nbsp; I'll have to retry my image swap code for the Forbidden Lands sheet.

You're welcome.

vÍnce said: Thanks nPocTo_4eJI.&nbsp; I'll have to retry my image swap code for the Forbidden Lands sheet. Wait, so might this have been fixed?