It's possible, but it'd be best to use an additional CSS import across your character pages. I fiddled a bit, but I will warn you to get it to display correctly, I had to fiddle a lot with exact sizing, so it may not display properly across all resolutions -- there might be a better way to solve the problem but right now this is the best I could come up with. It will not work correctly if you use a character blurb longer than one line, however. If you are okay with turning off the blurb and the folder link, it will be less touchy, but this should at least function.
You can add this import link to your existing CSS sheet on your character pages (paste it directly underneath the original import - you must use both imports!), see if it gives you the result you're looking for:
I believe the issue is with the length of the character name and the fact that you're using tabs - like I said, it's an imperfect solution because it relies on static sizes, so variable elements like character name length, or how many tabs you might be using will cause problems. I can turn the display of the character folder off if you don't find it necessary, which should ultimately be the easiest way to fix it. Otherwise, I can try to fiddle with it more but it will take some time.
The folder header with the button links can be turned back on by adding this additional line of CSS:
.characters-header {
display:block;
}
1 year, 10 months ago
1 year, 9 months ago
It's possible, but it'd be best to use an additional CSS import across your character pages. I fiddled a bit, but I will warn you to get it to display correctly, I had to fiddle a lot with exact sizing, so it may not display properly across all resolutions -- there might be a better way to solve the problem but right now this is the best I could come up with. It will not work correctly if you use a character blurb longer than one line, however. If you are okay with turning off the blurb and the folder link, it will be less touchy, but this should at least function.
You can add this import link to your existing CSS sheet on your character pages (paste it directly underneath the original import - you must use both imports!), see if it gives you the result you're looking for:
@import '0/13058/eqqkMK/topheader-character-import';
1 year, 9 months ago
1 year, 9 months ago
I believe the issue is with the length of the character name and the fact that you're using tabs - like I said, it's an imperfect solution because it relies on static sizes, so variable elements like character name length, or how many tabs you might be using will cause problems. I can turn the display of the character folder off if you don't find it necessary, which should ultimately be the easiest way to fix it. Otherwise, I can try to fiddle with it more but it will take some time.
1 year, 9 months ago
1 year, 9 months ago