Apocalypse World 1st ed Revision - WIP

So, I'm trying to add the supplementary classes for the Apocalypse World sheet. I was doing good until, well, I happened to it. Now the sheet it not working properly and I have it on good authority that I am missing a style="display: none;" somewhere. I've looked it over several times and I can not figure out what I did wrong. Any feedback would be appreciated. :) <a href="https://gist.github.com/Project462/ece28238c8ce45f" rel="nofollow">https://gist.github.com/Project462/ece28238c8ce45f</a>... &lt;html <a href="https://gist.github.com/Project462/60836f4a4752823" rel="nofollow">https://gist.github.com/Project462/60836f4a4752823</a>... &lt;CSS

Try adding this to your css .sheet-isAngel:not(:checked) ~ .sheet-angel, .sheet-isBattlebabe:not(:checked) ~ .sheet-battlebabe, .sheet-isHardholder:not(:checked) ~ .sheet-holder, .sheet-isChopper:not(:checked) ~ .sheet-chopper, .sheet-isDriver:not(:checked) ~ .sheet-driver, .sheet-isGunlugger:not(:checked) ~ .sheet-gunlugger, .sheet-isHocus:not(:checked) ~ .sheet-hocus, .sheet-isOperator:not(:checked) ~ .sheet-operator, .sheet-isSavvyhead:not(:checked) ~ .sheet-savvy, .sheet-isSkinner:not(:checked) ~ .sheet-skinner, .sheet-isBrainer:not(:checked) ~ .sheet-brainer, .sheet-isFaceless:not(:checked) ~ .sheet-faceless, .sheet-isHoarder:not(:checked) ~ .sheet-hoarder, .sheet-isMacaluso:not(:checked) ~ .sheet-macaluso, .sheet-isMaestro-D:not(:checked) ~ .sheet-maestro-d, .sheet-isMarmot:not(:checked) ~ .sheet-marmot, .sheet-isQuarantine:not(:checked) ~ .sheet-quarantine, .sheet-isSolace:not(:checked) ~ .sheet-solace, .sheet-isS-M-M:not(:checked) ~ .sheet-S-M-M, .sheet-isTouchstone:not(:checked) ~ .sheet-touchstone { display: none; }

Tried adding it into its own area, now the sheet will not display the improvements even when checked. :/

Ermagerd... I'm an idiot.. It works now, I was just implementing it wrong @.@ second day working on code without sleep I guess. EDIT: Thank you thank you thank you!

Strange, it works for me. &nbsp;I added the block of css above directly below the css section that uses display:block;

LOL. &nbsp;NP. &nbsp;glad that works for you now. &nbsp;;-P

Guess I'll just ask here instead of opening a new thread. How does one go about submitting their revision to replace the current available sheet? I haven't put my name anywhere in the sheet, I didn't create it, just modified it. But yeah, how does one go about making the sheet available to people who do not have Pro access? EDIT: I looked at the instructions on github, but I don't understand exactly what it is I need to do :/

I'll explain what I do (there are probably other(better) ways to go about this) to update a sheet on roll20. Make sure you have created an account on github and&nbsp; fork the&nbsp; roll20 repository (this will make a copy of the repository that is added to your account) I use Github's Desktop (for windows) interface:&nbsp; <a href="https://desktop.github.com/" rel="nofollow">https://desktop.github.com/</a> install and run use Github Desktop to clone roll20's forked repository associated with your online account. &nbsp;(this will create a local copy) You now have access to the repo locally. Only make changes to the appropriate files you want to update. I often make a copy of the folder for the sheet I want to work on. &nbsp;After I'm done editing, I copy over the local copy and run Github Desktop. &nbsp;It will detect the change and you will get prompted to submit a pull request. &nbsp;Fill in the info required (the name of the update and a few notes) Submit when complete. Go online to your account. &nbsp;Open your forked roll20 repo and accept the pull request.(green button) &nbsp;This will submit your request to the roll20's repo and you will get a pull request #. &nbsp;You have to wait for roll20 to process any PR's. &nbsp;Usually once per week give or take days. &nbsp;If the repo manager (currently Phil, Steve, or Riley) approves, it will be submitted to roll20's Main/Live servers. &nbsp;Wait another day or so for the update to get picked up by the servers. Easy as that. &nbsp;;-P &nbsp;Github is a pain btw.&nbsp;

On that last note.. yes... yes it is.. But, thank you again. I have submitted the sheet for review. The only thing I'm not sure on is the .json, I'm not sure I updated it, but, I wasn't sure if I was supposed to or not since it's not my sheet.

Seth said: On that last note.. yes... yes it is.. But, thank you again. I have submitted the sheet for review. The only thing I'm not sure on is the .json, I'm not sure I updated it, but, I wasn't sure if I was supposed to or not since it's not my sheet. It's probably personal preference. &nbsp;If I make big changes and/or the original sheet creator is no longer active, I don't feel bad sticking my name on the sheet .json(I believe that's how you get the cool "Sheet Author" tag). &nbsp;While not "required", proper etiquette is to ask previous/current sheet authors if they don't mind your contributions. &nbsp; I assume this is your PR? <a href="https://github.com/Roll20/roll20-character-sheets/pull/1634" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/Roll20/roll20-character-sheets/pull/1634</a> Welcome to the club. &nbsp;;-P

:D It is, and thank you again. I didn't feel it was appropriate of me to add my name for adding a few lines and asking for other people's help.

Just keep improving the sheet and earn it. &nbsp;Cheers