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GM Notes Field - Editing is tough with small field

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Is there any way to m Save Edits ake the GM Notes field any bigger while editing it? Yes, I stretched the actual handout editing window as tall as I can, and I've pasted text into the GM Notes field to get it as large as at appears, but there don't seem to be any stretch handles on the field itself (like I would expect on the bottom right corner). Am I missing something here? It seems really hard to edit large amounts of text in a very small field. Do dungeon creators really have to contend with this while making large handouts? Thanks!
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You could probably use a browser extension like  Stylish to modify the editor's box example .redactor_editor { min-height: auto !important; max-height: none !important; resize: vertical !important; } .redactor_editor.content { max-height: 200px !important; overflow: scroll !important; }
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I'm really tired. Before I actually read the CSS you suggested, I typed three incorrect responses. Works like a charm. Thanks!
I did, however, remove the max-height line in the second set. It seems to behave better that way when not in edit mode.
In the end, I actually went with the following, as it suits my screen layout best. If you don't have a tall monitor, change the 900px to something smaller that fits how you use your screen. .redactor_editor { min-height: auto !important; max-height: 900px !important; resize: vertical !important; } .redactor_editor.content { max-height: none !important; overflow: scroll !important; }