Recent content by Alteras

Text Templater a plain text template to form field generator As a small side project, I decided to create the Text Templater, a website designed to take plain text with special syntax and generate a form for users to be able to fill out. The idea is that BBCoders will create a template text...

here's the fixed code JC Female/16 -Gym Challenger- -Pokemon- Nickname: N/A Species: Squirtle Gender: Male Held item: N/A Ability: Rain Dish Moves: - Water Gun - Withdraw - Tail Whip - Tackle Extra: Starter Nickname: N/A Species...

You just had some extraneous tags at the end of the code. The preview looked fine on my end If there are issues with your players posting inaccessible CS, always feel free to ask them to repost it in plain text. As a GM its well within your authority to do so.

That looked like it worked?

let's try this out... JC Female/16 -Gym Challenger- -Pokemon- Nickname: N/A Species: Squirtle Gender: Male Held item: N/A Ability: Rain Dish Moves: - Water Gun - Withdraw - Tail Whip - Tackle Extra: Starter Nickname: N/A Species...

Feel free to post the raw text here and we can debug it.

Doesn't sound like character limit issue. Usually that means a bbcode tag forgot to be closed somewhere. I would recommend scanning through carefully to make sure your bbcode tags aren't opening and closing in the wrong order. You should probably break your character sheets into separate posts...

vertical-align is for aligning things in the same line as normal text, stuff like inline icons. To get the text center, you'd probably have to add display: flex; flex-flow: column; justify-content: center.

The common method is to get a box and put a div inside and slide it up to the border. something like: fa-solid fa-scissors fa-2x fa-solid fa-scissors fa-2x

You can use margin-left: auto to push a div to the right. You can also use border-radius: Xpx or some fixed length to get rounded borders

General recommendation: Avoid clumping multiple CS's into the same post. It makes it difficult to navigate and share the individual characters, and if you want to edit it, can be difficult to find the right section to change. It's also easy to mess up the code somewhere and inadvertently mess...

we gotta find a thread...

Here's an old tutorial i made on CSS variables. Resource - CSS Variables and Calc() You can also search online for CSS variables. MDN has a great guide on it. Using CSS custom properties (variables) - CSS: Cascading Style Sheets | MDN