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is this possible in roll 20? i'm making a homebrew game sheet with roll20 and my hitpoint fields need to be 4 digits to see the whole number. is there any way to make it go past the default 3 digit input box?
erik b. said: bump Threads autolock in two months, so there was no danger of this thread autolocking yet ;) Josiah B. said: style='width:##px;'
or in the css file: .class { width:##px; } Consider using em units, it's relative to the font used. More info on CSS units.
dont get confused with px width and digits, px is pixel width. You dont set an input to be 4 digits. It will just truncate and you wont see the extra digits. so play with the width until you get an input that matches your requirements.
i messed around with px and em and found em works better. although it's not an exact match. an em of 5-7 shows 4 digit numbers good. and an em of 12 on text makes it looks real nice. thanks a lot for the advice. like i said, i've been doing HTML for about 2 days :D
em is a variable unit that is tied to the font you are using. So if you change the font size (or the browser does) then anything sized with em will also be scaled up or down too. px is a fixed unit that wont change regardless. So something you set with a px size will always stay the same size regardless of any other changes
