HTML/CSS Textarea help needed

I am a relative novice at html and one thing has always bugged me on any character sheet that I have used or created that uses a textarea in the sheet. Although most will allow you to resize a textarea on your character sheet, once that page has been reloaded (either via a page reload or joining a session again for the next meet up) the textarea returns to the original size dictated during sheet creation. Is there an html or css function that would allow the sheet to remember the previous resize that the owner of a particular character sheet committed to an individual text box so that upon reloading, it would be unnecessary for them to go about resizing those individual textareas again?

I dont think there's any way on roll20 to remember the setting of a textbox. Not unless you included an inputbox to let the player manually set them, and that isnt really a good solution. This is because the scripting we have can only affect attributes, and not the sheet's DOM (the document layout). You can set the initial size in the sheet's html, but it'll always revert to those settings.

Ah, well. I was hoping there might be something I didn't know about. It's obviously not a critical issue but it would have been nice. Thank you for the response.

I think the same. It would be really nice. 

Authors could offer some "size/style" css options... e.g. .sheet-textarea-sm, .sheet-textarea-med, .sheet-textarea-lg  Then have an option(radio or checkbox) that lets the sheet's user decide the default size.

That's an interesting idea if I can find some way to work it into the sheet economically (space-wise).