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On other forums very similar to these they offer the [code] [/code] containers which don't parse whatever is written in them (so if you were trying to share web code the actual code would show and it wouldn't try to run it)
It could be useful because of the dice roller in here now to perhaps be a bit easier to share your dice rolling macros for people so instead of this...
[Halberd: 16 Damage: 11]
you'd get like a
box like this that doesn't actually run the code so if someone asked how you get your Great Weapon Fighting rolls to reroll 1 and 2's automagically you'd get something like this
Oh - thanks - not used to actually using any of those buttons - I just type the brackets and container needed while I type (much faster for me IMHO) ...which I suppose surprises me that [code] doesn't work when I can use [quote] to create quote boxes etc...
Guess I'm just old and not used to this fancy new stuff - I've got a word document full of all my roll macros for every character I use in the PbP's and I just cut n paste them :)
[Greatsword +1: [roll]1d20+7[/roll] Damage: [roll]if([roll:-1:critical], =0, 2d6+7, 4d6+7)[/roll]]
and he'll zap the next nearest one...
[Storm Fury (Sea) Damage: [roll]2d6[/roll] DEX save DC 12 – ½ damage on save]
Sorry to be a bother! carry on with the excellent work!
Is there a way to remove a code block once it has been added? I've been creating an excel sheet and every time I copy my formula in from excel it seems to create a code block. I now have 3 empty code blocks on top of each other and can't seem to delete them.
Is there a way to remove a code block once it has been added? I've been creating an excel sheet and every time I copy my formula in from excel it seems to create a code block. I now have 3 empty code blocks on top of each other and can't seem to delete them.
Click in the code text in your box and then click the code button (2nd-to-last, right before the dice roller button), then click "remove".
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This didn't seem to work, I'm guessing that it may not actually be a code block then. Hmmm I don't know what it creates when you import text from excel.
I figured out how to delete it now. If you go into the source code you can find it there and delete it. It seems to be creating a table. That's the source code that I had to delete
On other forums very similar to these they offer the [code] [/code] containers which don't parse whatever is written in them (so if you were trying to share web code the actual code would show and it wouldn't try to run it)
It could be useful because of the dice roller in here now to perhaps be a bit easier to share your dice rolling macros for people so instead of this...
[Halberd: 16 Damage: 11]
you'd get like a
[code][Halberd: [roll]1d20+4[/roll] Damage: [roll]if([roll:-1:critical], =0, 1d10.rerollOnce(<=2) + 2, 2d10.rerollOnce(<=2) + 2)[/roll]][/code]
just a thought :) wasn't sure if its possible to add that or something similar
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The button on the editor toolbar to the left of the die roller is for a code block.
Man, wish all the requests were this easy!! :)
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Oh - thanks - not used to actually using any of those buttons - I just type the brackets and container needed while I type (much faster for me IMHO) ...which I suppose surprises me that [code] doesn't work when I can use [quote] to create quote boxes etc...
Guess I'm just old and not used to this fancy new stuff - I've got a word document full of all my roll macros for every character I use in the PbP's and I just cut n paste them :)
Sorry to be a bother! carry on with the excellent work!
Skameros - Bugbear Barbarian - Out of the Abyss - By Kerrec
Follow your Arrow where it Points - Tabaxi Monk - Baldur's Gate: Descent Into Avernus (by Pokepaladdy)
Citron Pumpkinfoam - Fairy Monk - Project Point: Team Longsword
FYI, those blocks are implemented as < pre > tags here vs [code] as we try to stick more to valid HTML vs Markup or BBCode
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OOoh that's handy - thank you!
<pre>[Halberd: 10 Damage: 7]</pre>
HAHAHAHA - ok so I'll use the button :P
Skameros - Bugbear Barbarian - Out of the Abyss - By Kerrec
Follow your Arrow where it Points - Tabaxi Monk - Baldur's Gate: Descent Into Avernus (by Pokepaladdy)
Citron Pumpkinfoam - Fairy Monk - Project Point: Team Longsword
Greaing, I am trying to use this toll in my campign and have a block. Ive instaled the plugin dice roller and i pase codes
Is there a way to remove a code block once it has been added? I've been creating an excel sheet and every time I copy my formula in from excel it seems to create a code block. I now have 3 empty code blocks on top of each other and can't seem to delete them.
Click in the code text in your box and then click the code button (2nd-to-last, right before the dice roller button), then click "remove".
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This didn't seem to work, I'm guessing that it may not actually be a code block then. Hmmm I don't know what it creates when you import text from excel.
I figured out how to delete it now. If you go into the source code you can find it there and delete it. It seems to be creating a table. That's the source code that I had to delete
<table width="643">
<tbody>
<tr>
<td width="643">+5</td>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>