It should be noted that what I’m referring to as “Advanced CSS” in this session is more appropriately called “Intermediate CSS”. I am not an expert, and do not want to give the impression that t...
Building A Roll20 Character Sheet Session 6: The Body
Our header is done! Let’s jump into the body. We’re going to learn about repeating sections, the img tag (and re-using our avatar), and set ourselves up for some button work that we’ll return to in...
Building A Roll20 Character Sheet Session 5: Filling It In (With Flex)
By the end of this session, we’ll have the header finished, and we can move on to learn about repeating sections in the next session! Filling It In Okay! After last session, we’ve got the skeleto...
Building A Roll20 Character Sheet Session 4: Putting It All Together
In the last session, we started building an extremely rudimentary character sheet, and got it loaded into roll20. Now, we’re going to build the skeleton of a character sheet worth using. Getting S...
Building A Roll20 Character Sheet Session 3: Getting Started With Roll20
Adding a Sheet to Roll20 It’s finally time! Time to take what we’ve learned in the last 2 sessions and actually start building our character sheet. There are two ways to edit a character sheet in...
Building A Roll20 Character Sheet Session 2: CSS Overview
CSS If you missed Session 1, the overview of HTML, you can find it here. CSS is used to style HTML elements. There are two main parts to CSS: Selectors and Styles. A selector determines which ele...
Building A Roll20 Character Sheet Session 1: HTML Overview
The Basics If you’ve never made any kind of website before, this is a rough overview of the tools that are used, and how to use them. This post focuses on the fundamental building blocks of HTML. ...
Building A Roll20 Character Sheet Session 0: Overview
Overview I recently made a Roll20 character sheet for Cyberrats. This was my second time making a Roll20 character sheet (though the first was 5 years ago). It took me around 60 hours to make the...