Talk to self feature blocks chat box

I use talk to self as GM so my players cannot see NPC rolls from a character sheet with the simple macro /talktomyself to switch.  Problem is whenever I enable this feature it blocks part of my chat box hiding some rolls from me.  Is there a way to disable the talking to self notification in the bottom right corner of the chat box or move it away from blocking my rolls? Thanks

I know that problem, and it is actually annoying as hell, as it exactly covers the roll results in my macros. As a workaround, I normally type some more content to the chat window (or add some more output to the macro) - as you are on talktomyself, nobody will see it, and it will push your results above the notification. Not perfect, but I can live with that.

Bryan B. said: Is there a way to disable the talking to self notification in the bottom right corner of the chat box or move it away from blocking my rolls? I do the latter by customizing the in-game CSS with the help of a third-party browser extension (e.g. Stylish): @-moz-document url-prefix("<a href="https://app.roll20.net/editor/" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/editor/</a>"), url-prefix("<a href="https://app.roll20dev.net/editor/" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20dev.net/editor/</a>") { &nbsp; #textchat-notifier { &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; background: transparent; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; filter: opacity(0.4); &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; right: 175px; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; top: 40px; &nbsp; } } To use: after installing Stylish for Firefox or Chrome , save the code above as a New Style.

Got around to using your fix&nbsp;Silvyre, works like a charm though I just added hidden to the CSS. &nbsp;I appreciate the help

Great, just make sure that you don't forget that you're talking to yourself! :)

Not the first time I have seen this issue reported here. I don't see why Roll20 does just move that text somewhere else - or change the background color of the chatwindow when in TalkToMyself mode. All my players and myself all love the /TalkToMyself command, but hate this text. Sure the workaround posted here is a possibility - but why not just change it at the source Roll20?