Character sheet missing background (Atomic Highway)

Hey folks!  The sheet for this particular RPG has lost its background - been like this for a good few months (possibly coming up on a year? Don't quote me on that though!)  Only mention I can find of it is a 9-year old post  to this very forum. How would I go about either fixing this myself (can I even fix another person's character sheet?) or contacting someone who is able to fix it?  Many thanks! 

Hi Callum, anyone can edit a community created sheet, however it's common courtesy to contact the sheet author(s) to see if they are willing/able to make the necessary changes or get permission to make changes from outside the sheet author.&nbsp; Again, this is really just a courtesy and isn't required. That said, it's going to be difficult for someone to fix without a Pro account, some basic roll20 sheet building knowledge, and a github account...&nbsp; I'm out of town for a bit but if you do not get a response from the sheet author, I'll have a look and get a fix submitted. Cheers FYI: sheet author is Coal Powered Puppet: <a href="https://app.roll20.net/users/492849/coal-powered-puppet" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/users/492849/coal-powered-puppet</a>

Thanks! I'll message them today and get back to you.&nbsp; I'll have a go looking at it in the meantime as it'd be a good learning experience!&nbsp; Hope your out-of-town trip goes well! Take care mate :)

Hi The issue is probably on the first line of the CSS where the background image URL is declared. It is pointing to some external website, which is not even imgur or some similar service. The Roll20 sheet development guidelines states that it is a good practice to host all images in the Github repository itself. To fix it, you would need to obtain a copy of the image file, submit it to the Github repo and change the css file to point to the GitHub URL. Hope this helps

StéphaneD said: Hi The issue is probably on the first line of the CSS where the background image URL is declared. It is pointing to some external website, which is not even imgur or some similar service. The Roll20 sheet development guidelines states that it is a good practice to host all images in the Github repository itself. To fix it, you would need to obtain a copy of the image file, submit it to the Github repo and change the css file to point to the GitHub URL. Hope this helps Thanks for the response! I'm currently waiting to see if the original creator of the character sheet gets back to me (per above, I contacted them out of courtesy) - I'll maybe give it another week and then attempt to fix it myself, in which case your above response will be worth it's weight in gold! Many thanks! --Edit-- I wouldn't actually mind fixing it myself - I have a few character sheets I'd like to make on roll20 so it'd be a good excuse to practice and bring my very rusty CSS back up to scratch

I'm back home from my trip.&nbsp; CPP (Coal Powered Puppet) the sheet author used to be VERY active in the Roll20 sheet author community but I'm fairly certain they have moved on to "other" endeavors.&nbsp; Just let me know if you would like me to make an edit and submit.&nbsp; Cheers

Hi!&nbsp; vÍnce said: I'm back home from my trip.&nbsp; CPP (Coal Powered Puppet) the sheet author used to be VERY active in the Roll20 sheet author community but I'm fairly certain they have moved on to "other" endeavors.&nbsp; Just let me know if you would like me to make an edit and submit.&nbsp; Cheers Hope your trip went well! No need for additional edits at the moment - I&nbsp; think&nbsp; I've got the&nbsp; pull request &nbsp;sorted? I'll find out in future! Thanks for the help folks, hopefully that will be it sorted soon (unless I've muffed up somewhere!)