Removed color text and highlings in GM notes in Tokens & error in the tables.

I do not know where to post this, then ask forgiveness of you if I poested in the wrong place. 1) Why the option to change the color of the text and highlight in the in the GM's observations in the token was removed? For me it was a very useful tool. I could highlight a stat that for certain I would forget during a gameplay, for exemple. 2) Why I can no longer paste a table from Spreadshet Google or Excel in the handouts in a way the information don't disapear?

Well, I have plenty of tables in excel with the items to give to the players, which I paste in a handout for them to see. It worked very well until recently. Well, it's easier to show than to write about it, so here are some scans: The table in Excel (I tried from google spreadsheet too) And here it is when pasted in a handout. The values cells are gone. It's the same thing when pasted in the GM note in a token or a character sheet.

As mentioned in the thread Kristin linked to, pasting HTML into the textarea works (for permitted HTML tags). You can try saving your Google Drive spreadsheet as HTML and pasting that into the handout.

Thanks for the tip, Brian, but it did not work. :-\

Thank you, Riley. I think that this last update broke it. Just this last week I had his problem. Well, here is the link to the html for the table: <a href="http://pastebin.com/BRVPDFBh" rel="nofollow">http://pastebin.com/BRVPDFBh</a>

Riley, I do not know html, so what I did was just select the cells I needed and pasted in the handout. I'm a complet noob. I managed to paste the entire spreadsheet from html (from the tags &lt;table&gt; and &lt;/table&gt; as you said), but how do I find out only the rows I need to copy? Does this problem with the interpretation with the tables do not have to do with the problems with 3rd party rich text editor that Kristin mentioned above? Thank you everyone for the help.

Yikes, is that code seriously how GDocs saves its spreadsheet data to HTML? That's disgusting. Even after churning that pile through a beautifier, it's still got things like quintuple-nested cells with no other content. (td is not supposed to be the child of a td!) Gustavo, the technical answer to your question about including only certain rows is that each pair of &lt;tr&gt; and &lt;/tr&gt; tags creates a single row. But after looking at that HTML, I have misgivings about recommending that you even try. Are you able to delete rows from the handout/character sheet after pasting? It may be worth pasting the entire table and then deleting unneeded rows through the editor, rather than trying to pick out the unwanted bits in That Which Shall Not Be Named.

Yes, Brian, I can delete a row from a handout/character after pasting. However, it is so laborious that loses the reason to continue to do so. I have to save the table as .html find the tags and copy them, paste the handout, and delete line by line and what I do not want. It is a big complication in comparison with before, when during a session, I had only to choose the lines I wanted in the excel, copy and paste in the handout. I hope that there will be a fix for this. Apparently, there are others like me who are with this problem: <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/397542/character-sheet-issues-since-last-update#post-399270" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/397542/character-sheet-issues-since-last-update#post-399270</a>

Thank you, Kristin and Riley. The return of the color highlighting feature is very welcome. I still can not paste a table directly from excel or google spreadshert, but could paste tables from Word. To me it is a great help. Thank you all for your support.