[Help] HTML `Size=` Argument Does Not Work On Character Sheet?

So me and my friend are working on trying to get a character sheet for our war game but ran into a bit of a wall. We are still new to the API so bear with us.   When we tested this in our visualizer this is what we got and we were quite happy with it. However... When we ran it through the API and made a new character sheet, it turned out like this! Simply said we could make do with this but it would be way more hassle than we want to work with. Is there a fix or work around for this? Thanks in advance!

You can use style="width:70px"  or better, give it a class, like class="sheet-armour" and then in the CSS tab, set up  input.sheet-armour {     width: 70px; } Note: to avoid issues, always start class names with sheet-  (you can leave this off in the html, but must add it in the css tab).

Yep, the size html attribute has long been deprecated; since the advent of css probably. The sheet sanitizer probably doesn't have it whitelisted.

GiGs said: You can use style="width:70px"  or better, give it a class, like class="sheet-armour" and then in the CSS tab Scott C. said: Yep, the size html attribute has long been deprecated; since the advent of css probably. The sheet sanitizer probably doesn't have it whitelisted. Wow! Thanks guys! Had no idea, this is my first project in this API and HTML so the help is greatly appreciated!

Happy to help, and welcome to Roll20 custom sheets. Also, as a note, you'll probably want to post future character sheet questions in the character sheet forum. The API forum is generally used for questions on API scripts which are a separate pro perk and not related to character sheets. There are some small differences between the javascript that is used in character sheet sheetworkers and that used in API scripts. There is also different html available to the two environments. Between all these differences, you can get some erroneous advice on what is possible/best practice asking sheet questions in the API section (or vice versa). EDIT: edited for typos

Scott C. said: Also, as a note, you'll probably want to post future character sheet questions in the character sheet forum. The API forum is generally used for questions on API scripts which are a separate pro perk and not related to character sheets. Oh! Whoops! Sorry about that, thanks again!