possibly! what kind of problems are you experiencing? make sure you're editing this with the WYSIWYG editor turned off - if you want live visual updates, I recommend something like th.circlejourney.net. very useful website
The issue I'm experiencing is on this character, in the name/age/pronouns box. The formatting is a little too narrow, so it bumps the text I'm putting in down a row so that it doesn't match up with the proper category. The biggest issue is just with orientation and species, and I'm not sure how to fix it. I don't have a lot of experience with HTML
ah! yeah, that's a problem to do with the way the span tags work. I like this style of formatting when used correctly, but if the text on either side gets too long it gets messed up - I'm considering working on an alternate method of achieving the same effect. for now, I recommend removing the span tags surrounding each entry and placing a line break (<br>) to place them below each category. alternatively, you can just use fewer characters, abbreviating with necessary, but I know that doesn't always work.
possibly! what kind of problems are you experiencing? make sure you're editing this with the WYSIWYG editor turned off - if you want live visual updates, I recommend something like th.circlejourney.net. very useful website
3 years, 1 month ago
The issue I'm experiencing is on this character, in the name/age/pronouns box. The formatting is a little too narrow, so it bumps the text I'm putting in down a row so that it doesn't match up with the proper category. The biggest issue is just with orientation and species, and I'm not sure how to fix it. I don't have a lot of experience with HTML
3 years, 1 month ago
ah! yeah, that's a problem to do with the way the span tags work. I like this style of formatting when used correctly, but if the text on either side gets too long it gets messed up - I'm considering working on an alternate method of achieving the same effect. for now, I recommend removing the span tags surrounding each entry and placing a line break (<br>) to place them below each category. alternatively, you can just use fewer characters, abbreviating with necessary, but I know that doesn't always work.
3 years, 1 month ago
Thank you! I’ll try that
3 years, 1 month ago