Yes. The hide/show stuff is also CSS based. Here's an example: HTML <input type='checkbox' name='attr_SkillFormula'class='arrow' style='width:15px;' checked='checked'/> Hide Macro Formula <div class='sheet-formula' style='width:830px; height:60px; border:solid; border-width:1px;'> <textarea style='width:820px; height:50px;'>/em @{character_name} attempts to do something with @{repeating_skills_0_SkillName} and rolls: [[{1d@{repeating_skills_0_SkillNameRank}![@{repeating_skills_0_SkillName}], 1d@{wilddie}![Wild Die]}kh1 + @{repeating_skills_0_SkillNameMod}[Other Modifiers] + @{ttmod}[Modifiers] - @{wounds}[Wounds] - @{fatigue}[Fatigue]]]!'</textarea><br /> <span style='color:red;'><strong>NOTE:</strong> the <span style='border:solid, border-width:1px;'> _0_ </span> represents the first added skill. For each subsequent skill added, increment the number.</span> </div>
And here's... CSS .sheet-formula{ display:inline-block; } .sheet-arrow:checked + *.sheet-formula{ display:none; }