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* [[Macro Guide]] contains some advanced tips on how to use or style html for things that appear in the {{Text Chat}}-tab.
 
* [[Macro Guide]] contains some advanced tips on how to use or style html for things that appear in the {{Text Chat}}-tab.
 
* [[CS|Character sheets]] are built with HTML & CSS, and [[Building Character Sheets]]({{Pro}} feature)  has info on how edit & make your own.
 
* [[CS|Character sheets]] are built with HTML & CSS, and [[Building Character Sheets]]({{Pro}} feature)  has info on how edit & make your own.
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** [[Character Sheet Development/HTML]]
 
** [[Building_Character_Sheets/Roll_Templates|Roll Templates]] are built into character sheets, and can also be edited.
 
** [[Building_Character_Sheets/Roll_Templates|Roll Templates]] are built into character sheets, and can also be edited.
 
* [[Browser#Stylus]] have info on how you can change how Roll20 looks for you.
 
* [[Browser#Stylus]] have info on how you can change how Roll20 looks for you.

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In Roll20, HTML Wikipedia-Black-W.png can be edited and used in a few couple of ways:

HTML Entities

Main Page: HTML Entities


When creating some complicated macros, usually involving nesting, you will need to use HTML entities in parts of the code to trick the Roll20 system to make it behave like you want, or some advanced tricks won't work.

Here are some HTML Entities/Escape Characters that are commonly useful to escape when creating advanced Roll20 macros. See HTML Entities or special character for more:

Character Replacement
| (pipe) |
, ,
{ {, ({)
} }, (})
& &, (&)
space  , ( )
= =
_ _
( (
) )
[ [, ([)
] ], (])
< &#60;, (&lt;)
> &#62;, (&gt;)
`(backtick, grave accent) &#96;
*(asterisk) &#42;
! &#33;
"(doublequote) &#34;
# &#35;
-(hyphen) &#45;
@ &#64;