Pretty Macros

Hello! I have done some (small) HTML writing in the past but that was around 20 years ago and I'm rusty. Now, apparently, the Macro system uses API? or something else? So my HTML writing experience is... not applicable LOL! So here's what I'm trying to do. I'm using the D&D 5E by Roll20 character sheet and I would like my macros to match that template. So they look like: instead of:  I know I can use the &{template:xxx} command to add a template but I don't know what the names of the templates are and all the ones that I have found either don't work so it's just text or they show up as blank. Is there a list somewhere of the template names?

This does a pretty good job of summarizing the templates for that sheet <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/D%26D_5e_by_Roll20_Roll_Templates" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/D%26D_5e_by_Roll20_Roll_Templates</a>

In addition to the resource supplied by David, a common way to get a feel for a particular template is to call something that uses it (an attack, spell or whatever) then click into the chat and press the up key to call the last command, you can then copy that and reverse engineer the components to get a feel for what can be done to customise them :)

I tried doing the up arrow thing but it only shows&nbsp;@{Zelda|performance_roll} or something similar. Thank you David!! I was looking for that EXACT guide but couldn't find it!

Ziechael's method is very useful when you are starting out. I still use it often to get a "head start" on a new macro. Go into your character sheet and trigger an attack or spell that uses one of the 5e templates, then try the up arrow thing :)

Awesome! I was able to get BOTH of these to work for me! Thank you all so much for your help!!