Retrieving a personal Character sheet Template (HTML + CSS)

I was a Pro acc for couples of months to design my own Character sheet for my own RP but I can't afford a pro acc all the time so I decided to close my contract. And here's the problem ! I'd like to take back my HTML and my CSS code I put in the respective "slot" on the site but I can't have acces to it since i'm not a pro acc anymore.... I worked a lot on that Character sheet and I'm kinda upset about this.... :/  Any people have a solution to retrieve my HTML and CSS code from the party I have ? (I'vnt delete the party, I just can't have acces to the editing character sheet option since i'm not pro acc anymore..) Please help meeeeh ! :'(

If the campaign is still using your custom sheet, you can view the source of a character in that campaign to get the sheet's HTML. The CSS will be in the page's source, as well. If the campaign was set to some other sheet, your custom HTML/CSS should still be stored on your account once you go Pro again. If you deleted the campaign and you didn't save a copy of the HTML on your computer, it's gone.

You may want to send an email to <a href="mailto:team@roll20.net" rel="nofollow">team@roll20.net</a> and see if they can get the code to you easily. Otherwise, you can re-up for Pro access again, download your sheet HTML and CSS, then cancel your subscription the next day (maybe sooner) and only get charged the amount for the one day. EDIT: Not sure if this will work, but if you know someone else with a Pro account, granting them co-GM status on your game might allow them to download the HTML and CSS. The wiki says co-GMs cannot change the character sheet for a game, bur maybe they can view it. The custom sheet may still be inaccessible since it is based on the game creator's subscription status. :-/ Edit 2: Just saw in another post that co-GMs cannot access the Settings Page, so this will definitely not work.

Rabulias said: You may want to send an email to <a href="mailto:team@roll20.net" rel="nofollow">team@roll20.net</a> and see if they can get the code to you easily. Otherwise, you can re-up for Pro access again, download your sheet HTML and CSS, then cancel your subscription the next day (maybe sooner) and only get charged the amount for the one day. If he resubscribes, it is for the month even if he cancels the next day. Roll20 subscriptions are setup up on a monthly cycle.

Thanks for the clarification, Pat, and apologies to all for the misinformation. I somehow thought it was pro-rated.

It is prorated if you go up in your subscription and under unusual circumstances, the devs have been known to refund some or all the subscription but that is purely a case by case thing. A person would have to email the devs at <a href="mailto:Team@roll20.net" rel="nofollow">Team@roll20.net</a> and explain the reason why.