Show as token action

Hi, I've been using the custom character sheet mode for my campaign and I'm trying to configure it to display token actions, just like in the attributes and skills tab. Does anyone know how I can add this feature to my character sheet?

There is an html property that adds it, although I can't remember what it is and can't find the documentation. However, I would recommend not using it because it cannot be made dynamic. The buttons you denote as token actions will all be token actions, always. This doesn't seem like a big issue, but as soon as you put it on a button in a repeating section you wind up with your token action bar becoming too unwieldly. I would recommend creating a chat menu in your sheet instead that can be used to call the actions you want and then you just have to manually put a button call in your custom abilities for the chat menu button.

That took me way too long to find; <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Button#Token_Action" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Button#Token_Action</a> BUT I agree with Scott.&nbsp; People tend to not like token buttons that they didn't create and that they cannot edit/delete. YMMV

Heh, thanks Vince. I knew the documentation was somewhere.

It seems that it didn't work. If I show you the spreadsheet I made, could you give me some help?

spreadsheet? or custom character sheet?

custom character sheet

yeah, go ahead and share your code for the relevant section.

Here, you can only share text and images. Is there another way to do this?

You can post code to the forums, but it should be a simplified example of the problem,&nbsp; if possible. ie I wouldn't try posting 1K+ lines of code here.&nbsp; ;-)&nbsp; &nbsp;Use the editors built-in code formatting option as well (see first top menu option in the editor).&nbsp; Otherwise, you'll need to share an external link to the code.&nbsp; Perhaps an alternate test branch, gist, pastebin, etc.&nbsp; Again, a smaller focused bit of the code is preferred if possible.

look here please&nbsp;&nbsp; <a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sqK1c6lr55YKIdtyJtyq2d-PYYQysMhL/view?usp=sharing" rel="nofollow">https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sqK1c6lr55YKIdtyJtyq2d-PYYQysMhL/view?usp=sharing</a>

Thanks for posting the code.&nbsp; Given there's 6700+ lines of code... ;-)&nbsp; Can you point out one example in the code where you want to create a token action?&nbsp; Have you tried simply including the "tokenaction" class on a button?&nbsp; What happens? FYI: roll20 has a rather proprietary environment.&nbsp; Linking to an external style sheet, wrapping in html and body, etc. are not required and are ignored by the VTT.&nbsp; Just mentioning it.&nbsp; Not sure if would actually have any bearing on your sheet development.