Creating an Attribute...Help?

Ok...despite going through the mind-bending process of teaching myself how to create a custom character sheet, I have to admit I am still completely lost on one simple coding concept *hangs head in shame* Can someone please, please, tell me how to define an Attribute so that it can be used by tokens, macros, etc. I don't want to display it on the sheet!!!! I just want to define it!!!!   so that I can use it within the character sheet calculations....that's it... All I need is the code, and I am buggered if I can get it to work  :'( If someone can give me the syntax I would be eternally grateful...let's call the Attribute "Blah" just for the sake of simplicity.... Thanks in advance. Ray

<input type="hidden" name="attr_Blah" /> I hope this helps. :)

Finderski said: <input type="hidden" name="attr_Blah" /> I hope this helps. :) Just a question....what is the "/" at the end for??  Is it required?? or can I just have: <input type="hidden" name="attr_Blah">

The backslash isn't required(it might have been at one time to validate...) Many people include it on inputs.  I do as well since I've seen many examples that also include them.

It's a hold over from XHTML/XML that indicates a "self-closing" tag, i.e.,&nbsp; &lt;sometag /&gt; was equivalent to &lt;sometag&gt;&lt;/sometag&gt;.&nbsp; In HTML5, for void elements (elements that cannot have any content) like &lt;input&gt;, there's no such thing as end tag so real proper way to write it is &lt;input&gt; but the HTML5 specs allows for optional /.&nbsp; See item 6 under start tag :&nbsp; <a href="https://www.w3.org/TR/html5/syntax.html#start-tags" rel="nofollow">https://www.w3.org/TR/html5/syntax.html#start-tags</a> &nbsp;

Thanks for your help everyone...I'm making forward progress again at last&nbsp; :D