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Folder for Mapping

Hello,  I have recently come across an issue in my game where locating the correct map becomes more difficult than it should be. I run a game and I like to have a few sessions prepped in advance as well as having multiple options for each session. Now because of this I find myself sometimes with well over 30 maps at a time and I have yet to find a search option or folder option to hold maps. I was wondering if anyone had any tips or tricks for this. Please note I already do multi-layered maps as a single map to save on space.
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keithcurtis
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Until folders are added for maps (and there is a suggestion in the suggestion forum), there aren't many options. The best solution I have seen is to install the Stylish extension for your browser. This will allow your browser to re-interpret the CSS styling of the pages tab. The upshot of this is that instead of one row of pages you could see two or three. Use this code: #page-toolbar {     height: 270px; } #page-toolbar .container {     height: 270px;     white-space: normal } #page-toolbar .height {     height: 270px!important } This gives two rows of pages. For every 130 you add to that 270 value, you will add another row of displayed pages. It takes a bit of practice to move them around confidently, since the tab isn't designed for it, but it will double or triple the number of pages viewable at any given time.
keithcurtis said: Until folders are added for maps (and there is a suggestion in the suggestion forum), there aren't many options. The best solution I have seen is to install the Stylish extension for your browser. This will allow your browser to re-interpret the CSS styling of the pages tab. The upshot of this is that instead of one row of pages you could see two or three. Use this code: #page-toolbar {     height: 270px; } #page-toolbar .container {     height: 270px;     white-space: normal } #page-toolbar .height {     height: 270px!important } This gives two rows of pages. For every 130 you add to that 270 value, you will add another row of displayed pages. It takes a bit of practice to move them around confidently, since the tab isn't designed for it, but it will double or triple the number of pages viewable at any given time. Thank you!
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keithcurtis said: Until folders are added for maps (and there is a suggestion in the suggestion forum),  I like how you say that bit in brackets as if it means anything. The stylish suggestion is good, though!