Maybe I am completely stupid, but I could not find anywhere a thread concerning the use of the source code.
My question is simple : what are the limitations in the use of the source code?
For example, I added a line in HTML with checkboxes just below the spells of a monster, to be able to keep track of the use of its spellslots during an encounter. I added the following code : <p><input type="checkbox" /> <input type="checkbox" /> <input type="checkbox" /></p>
In the monster edition, in the text box, the checkboxes appear, but when I check the saved sheet, they do not. When I inspect the element, I simple see <p> </p>.
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Hello everyone,
Maybe I am completely stupid, but I could not find anywhere a thread concerning the use of the source code.
My question is simple : what are the limitations in the use of the source code?
For example, I added a line in HTML with checkboxes just below the spells of a monster, to be able to keep track of the use of its spellslots during an encounter. I added the following code :
<p><input type="checkbox" /> <input type="checkbox" /> <input type="checkbox" /></p>
In the monster edition, in the text box, the checkboxes appear, but when I check the saved sheet, they do not. When I inspect the element, I simple see <p> </p>.
Thank you in advance for your answers.
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Ok, i just did. Thank you 😊