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My nested macro's wrappers are not working.

I'm trying to call nested macros for a somewhat neat user experience, but I've run into a snag where what I call doesn't get brought up. This is what happens when I click the treasure hoard button from within the wrapper. Here is what that button is supposed to do: Any Help would be awesome.
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Ziechael
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Sheet Author
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You've made the fatal... but understandable... error of making these as universal macros under the collections tab and then reopening it after saving. This replaces all your carefully placed html and thereby breaks it :( You are advised to keep copies of this kind of thing in a text doc or as a journal ability (which doesn't replace html) for time when you need to update/edit your code. To fix it you'll need to replace each instance of: ! # with the html requirement of: !
# again. Once saved don't open the macro again unless you need to change it and even then make sure you have the code including html available elsewhere!
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Cool, that worked, thanks! Although I'm still left with a question: How come I can still call macros with !#macro and why does this make a difference? !
# . . . I give up on making the characters show
I'm having (I think) a similar problem, but I do not understand how to fix it.&nbsp;&nbsp; <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/6128419/why-do-my-macros-not-work-when-i-copy-slash-paste-them-from-one-game-to-another" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/6128419/why-do-my-macros-not-work-when-i-copy-slash-paste-them-from-one-game-to-another</a>