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Custom character sheet ignoring default Roll20 style

1530142250

Edited 1530142278
Rago
Pro
I would like to make a character sheet ignoring all default style, meaning, if I add an input type=number or a button, I would like a rectangular element with no style. At first default elements style seems good, but when you want to use another tool to develop your sheet (like, visual studio) it's a pain to preview the results. Is that possible?
Ps: I tried to add the base.css and app.css to my character sheet HTML outside Roll20, but had no success in obtaining the same style result at roll20.
1530145243
vÍnce
Pro
Sheet Author
While you can create a wrapper to emulate roll20's editor, it will lack functionality.&nbsp; Off the top of my head; sheetworkers, repeating sections and pictos fonts(dice for rolls), etc. will not work outside of roll20.&nbsp; I created a wrapper inside dreamweaver a long time ago.&nbsp; Here's the files I used&nbsp; <a href="https://www.dropbox.com/sh/0d82d967kj50459/AADGzZ306RhhMKKOkXqoj4OIa?dl=0" rel="nofollow">https://www.dropbox.com/sh/0d82d967kj50459/AADGzZ306RhhMKKOkXqoj4OIa?dl=0</a> &nbsp;They may help you set something up off-line. I changed to simply making edits in notepad++ and/or ms visual studio, copy your code to the html/css console, save and preview in an actual game.&nbsp; Rinse and repeat. Cheers
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Edited 1530257697
Rago
Pro
Great template! It seems to be working like a charm. Thanks! Also I don't intent to touch any sheetworkers until finish to design the UI; so, it's not a problem.