curtis w. said: <!-- the roll button should be at the end of the line instead of below it, as well the button at the bottom doesnt seem to work, i dunno what else i can do.. alot of formating screw ups--> Typically if a something is showing up underneath smoother where it should be at the end, that means you've run out of space, so you widths are set up incorrectly. At least that has been my experience. <div name="theforce" style="text-align:left; position:relative;"> <div class='sheet-2colrow'> <div class='sheet-col'> <table> <th><label>Force Skills</label></th> <tr> <td style="width:500px;"> <div> Just wondering what you are trying to accomplish with the <div> inside a <td> tag? Not saying it can't be done, but I'm not understanding what you're trying to accomplish. I use <div>s to create tables without the the <table>,<tr>, and <td> tags. Also, a <div> without a class, or css styling will be unpredictable in terms of layout. Actually, just about any element in the html character sheet will be unpredictable if you aren't explicit in your styling...which is likely lending to some of the layout struggles (some elements are going to longer than expected, "pushing" everything to the right (and wrapping below), or shorter, causing the opposite reaction. Also, in my experience, to keep everything nicely on a page with not left/right scrolling, the typical width is around 810px (I think Brian has mentioned 840px, so it may also depend on how much padding and spacing and margins you have going on). I mention that, because a <td> tag that's 500px is already more than half of your available character sheet width. <button type='roll' value='/roll (@{control} - 1)d6 + 1d6! + @{controlpip}' > Control</button> Your button needs a name. If you look above, Diana P gave an example of what the <button> should look like. <div style="float:left;"> Another <div> inside the same <td> tag...I really feel this where a lot of your formatting issues are coming from. <input type="number" name="attr_control" min="0" value="0"/>D +<input type="number" name="attr_controlpip" min="0" max="2" value="0"/> </div> <fieldset> This fieldset is not going to work, because it is missing all the necessary information. This part of the wiki will show you how to format a repeating section...the fieldset needs a class... <select class ="sheet-select" name="attr_CONTROL_select" value="0" style="width:250px"> <option value="0"> </option> <option value="ABSORB DISSIPATE ENERGY">ABSORB DISSIPATE ENERGY</option> <option value="ACCELERATE HEALING">ACCELERATE HEALING</option> <option value="CONCENTRATION">CONCENTARTION</option> <option value="CONTORT ESCAPE">CONTORT ESCAPE</option> <option value="CONTROL DISEASE">CONTROL DISEASE</option> <option value="CONTROL PAIN">CONTROL PAIN</option> <option value="DETOXIFY POISON">DETOXIFY POISON</option> <option value="EMPTINESS">EMPTINESS</option> <option value="ENHANCE ATTRIBUTE">ENHANCE ATTRIBUTE</option> <option value="FORCE OF WILL">FORE OF WILL</option> <option value="HIBERNATION TRANCE">HIBERNATION TRANCE</option> <option value="INSTINCTIVE ASTROGATION">INSTINCTIVE ASTROGATION</option> <option value="RAGE">RAGE</option> <option value="REDUCE INJURY">REDUCE INJURY</option> <option value="REMAIN CONSCIOUS">REMAIN CONSCIOUS</option> <option value="REMOVE FATIGUE">REMOVE FATIGUE</option> <option value="RESIST STUN">RESIST STUN</option> <option value="SHORT TERM MEMORY ENHANCEMENT">SHORT TERM MEMORY ENHANCMENT</option> <option value="Adrenaline Adjustment ">Adrenaline Adjustment</option> <option value="ANGER">ANGER</option> <option value="BLAKCNESS">BLACKNESS</option> <option value="BURST OF SPEED">BURST OF SPEED</option> <option value="CALCULATE">CALCULATE</option> <option value="CALM">CALM</option> <option value="CHANNEL ENERGY">CHANNEL ENERGY</option> <option value="CHANNEL RAGE">CHANNEL RAGE</option> <option value="CLOAKOF DARKNESS">CLOAKOF DARKNESS</option> <option value="COGNITIVE TRANCE">COGNITIVE TRANCE</option> <option value="COMBAT TRANCE">COMBAT TRANCE</option> <option value="THE DRAGON">THE DRAGON</option> <option value="ENHANCED SPEED">ENHANCED SPEED</option> <option value="FORCE CHARGED STRIKE">FORCE CHARGED STRIKE</option> <option value="HANDS OF THE JHEMADAN">HANDS OF THE JHEMADAN</option> <option value="HEAL">HEAL</option> <option value="IMITATE">IMITATE</option> <option value="PALL OF THE DARKSIDE">PALL OF THE DARKSIDE</option> <option value="PERCEPTIVE TRANCE">PERCEPTIVE TRANCE</option> <option value="REGENERATE">REGENERATE</option> <option value="REPEL FORCE LIGHTNING">REPEL FORCE LIGHTNING</option> <option value="RESIST FORCE">RESIST FORCE</option> <option value="SUPER LEAP">SUPER LEAP</option> <option value="UP THE WALLS">UP THE WALLS</option> <option value="WISDOM">WISDOM</option> </select> <input type="number" name="attr_control1" min="0" value="0"/>D +<input type="number" name="attr_controlpip1" min="0" max="2" value="0"/> <button style="float:left;" type='roll' value='/roll (@{attr_control1} - 1)d6 + 1d6! + @{attr_controlpip1}' ></button> button is missing a name. </fieldset> </div> </div> </td> </tr> At a quick glance those are the things I'm seeing. A couple other things that will help... When pasting your code into the forum post, it's best to click the paragraph icon in the upper right corner of the box your typing in, and select "code". That will make the code easier to read within the forum. As Coal Powered Puppet said, if you can take a screenshot of what your character sheet looks like, wand what it should look like, that will also make it easier for us (and by "us" I mean CPP and myself in particular, as CPP mentions others may be able to without that) to help.