Tip - multi-row macro bar bookmarklet

After a lot of googling, I've found a way to use a JavaScript bookmarklet to give the macro bar multiple rows.

To use it, create a new bookmark and enter the following code into the URL field:

javascript:(function(){$("#playerzone .player").css("display", "none");$("#macrobar_macros").css("margin", "20 px");$("#macrobar_macros").css("white-space", "normal");$("#macrobar_macros").css("line-height", "3");$("#macrobar_macros").css("display", "block");$("#macrobar").css("height", "auto");$("#macrobar_macros .macrobox .btn").each(function() {$(this).text($(this).text().replace(/[^:]+: /, ""));});$("#initiativewindow").css("width", "100px").parent().css("width", "100px");})(); 

The marklet turns my long macro bar from this:

To this:

When active, the multi-row macro bar adds new lines to accommodate macros.

This method requires re-using the marklet when refreshing or changing pages. I'm sure this code could be adapted for use in Monkeywrench or Stylish so it's automatically applied, but I've no idea how.

(It also once again re-opens the repeatedly asked question why this simple CSS tweak isn't part of Roll20's code.)

Original Reddit link

You can also look into a Stylus version of this that is persistent and includes other tweaks. You can easily edit it for multiple rolls.

Show Off Your Style, and Show Off Your Style 2: The Stylening!

Original thread

More Compact Macro Bar - keithcurtis [install]

The Aaron has posted some great bookmarklets in the past(old, but many are still useful). 
You might be interested... (scripts, bookmarklets, css, etc.) Aaron's Roll20 Enhancement pack

Also keep in mind that Bookmarklets will not work with modern versions of Firefox. AFAIK, Chrome still accepts them.

You can use emoji for macro name and fit a dozen or more buttons on a single line.

keithcurtis said:

Also keep in mind that Bookmarklets will not work with modern versions of Firefox. AFAIK, Chrome still accepts them.

I'm using that bookmarklet with the latest version of Firefox (77.0.1), and it works fine.

Vince said:

The Aaron has posted some great bookmarklets in the past(old, but many are still useful).  
You might be interested... (scripts, bookmarklets, css, etc.) Aaron's Roll20 Enhancement pack

Thanks. Some of those could be useful. I think I've used some of Aaron's stuff before.

Patrick said:

You can use emoji for macro name and fit a dozen or more buttons on a single line.

I prefer using words to emojis.