I'm making a desert-themed subclass for druids and I have some home-brew spells that I made specifically for this subclass. I've been trying to make a working additional spell list that looks and functions like the spell lists in the Land Circle sub subclasses. However, everything I've tried has ended up with the spells either coming up as spells that need to be prepared (rather than always being prepared) or being spells you choose in the class portion of the character builder. Does anyone know how I can make my dream come true/

Don't make the spells in a class feature. Instead, go to the main edit subclass page  where BASIC INFORMATION is. 

Scroll down and you should see ADDITIONAL SPECIFIC SPELLS, where you put your homebrew spells in.

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Don't make the spells in a class feature. Instead, go to the main edit subclass page  where BASIC INFORMATION is. 

Scroll down and you should see ADDITIONAL SPECIFIC SPELLS, where you put your homebrew spells in.

 This^^^

FYI- That only works that way for Artificers, Clerics, Druids, and Paladins since those are the only classes with “always prepared” spells.

Additional question in this same vein:

I want to make the expanded spell list visible in the description of the subclasses "Expanded Spell List" feature.  How do I properly code that so that it looks like the tables from, for example, the Hexblade Warlock's Expanded Spell List feature?  I've got them functionally added, this is just to make it look "right", if that makes sense.

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Additional question in this same vein:

I want to make the expanded spell list visible in the description of the subclasses "Expanded Spell List" feature.  How do I properly code that so that it looks like the tables from, for example, the Hexblade Warlock's Expanded Spell List feature?  I've got them functionally added, this is just to make it look "right", if that makes sense.

 Drag highlight the table for an existing subclass, copy it, paste it into the feature description for your subclass, and then just change the list of spells.

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Additional question in this same vein:

I want to make the expanded spell list visible in the description of the subclasses "Expanded Spell List" feature.  How do I properly code that so that it looks like the tables from, for example, the Hexblade Warlock's Expanded Spell List feature?  I've got them functionally added, this is just to make it look "right", if that makes sense.

 Drag highlight the table for an existing subclass, copy it, paste it into the feature description for your subclass, and then just change the list of spells.

 You'll have to forgive what is likely my technical ignorance on this one.  One does not simply copy paste from within DnD Beyond.  When you say "Drag highlight the table" how are you going about that?  For example, I go into Hexblade Warlock, find the list/table in the subclass description, then drag over the table and the text within it.  Only the text is highlightable, and it is the only part that gets copied.  That is to say, I can't copy the table itself, which is really what I'm trying to input into the character description.

What am I missing here?

EDIT: Figured it out!  Apparently you gotta drag REALLY wide to get all of the information.

It always works for me, so I’m not sure. Try highlighting from above the table to below the table and see if that works. The table itself won’t be highlighted, but the table should still copy/paste anyway.

If that doesn’t work, then try making your subclass using one of the existing ones as the template for it, and then you will be able to just use the table that already exists.