Character sheets in Firefox formatted incorrectly

I recently switched my browser from Chrome to Firefox and I found the character sheets are all messed up, examples being the "Inspiration" and "Proficiency Bonus" text boxes are misaligned and the third column places itself below the first instead of on the far right. I'm not sure why this happens, but I don't see myself being too pleased about having to scroll down to see features, or look at the misaligned text. If there's any way to fix this on my end, please let me know.

does it get better if you make the sheet wider? What operating system are you using? There are tiny differences between Windows/Mac/Linux even with same browser.

Re-sizing the window doesn't fix it, no. I'm on Windows 10 64-bit.

Things to check: Make sure that the zoom feature of the browser (not Roll20) is set to 100% Try in a private browsing window (could be an extension conflict) See if the issue persists when the sheet is popped out.

I remember seeing this once before, but don't remember the solution. This isn't standard Firefox behaviour - are you running any extensions? Are you able to test in a private browsing window (assuming you haven't allowed extensions to run in private windows). Do you have an odd aspect ratio on your screen? Some funky sized laptop, maybe?

keithcurtis said: Make sure that the zoom feature of the browser (not Roll20) is set to 100% It looks like this was what was doing it. By default, I have roll20 zoomed out so I can see more of the screen. By some chance, I was hitting the only zoomed-out option this formatting error happens; 70%. Anything above and below works fine, I just got unlucky with where I was comfortable. Extensions don't affect it and my monitors all run in 16:9.

Also, check to see if you have a minimum font size set in your browser.  If that is any larger than what the sheet is set up for, that can mess up the way the columns display as well. Edit:  Looks like you figured it out and posted while I was typing that.

I'm glad this worked out! I had a similar issue with My Settings buttons disappearing when I accidentally zoomed in one step using the browser. Which brings up a naive question on my part: if at some point I need a larger font size, how do I get it without breaking my game? Are there any secret low-vision accessibility tricks for Roll20, or planned improvements on the horizon?

I'd recommend Stylus for that - it gives you complete control of how your browser window, and everything in it, is rendered (or not rendered, if you prefer). There's a series of threads over here that will give you a bit of a rundown - but you can change the appearance of anything you like, including all aspects of fonts in whichever elements you choose - for example, you can increase the font just for certain toll templates, or for everything in the chat bar, or change the background colour, or hide annoying elements entirely.

Thanks!