DowGM
*What does it do?*
It would more clearly separate Adventure Log Entries from one another on the main adventure log page, making it easier for long-absent players to easily get caught up on in-game occurrences.
*What does it look like?*
A simple blank line going the length of the content div would be adequate. 1, maybe 2 pixel depth. It might also look nice to just have a line that goes 85% across the div, centered?
I'm sure I could add this myself to my logs, but I like to use the "more" functionality, and it's my understanding that I can't put anything else in my post after the "more" tag and have it show on the multi-log view page?
Comments
Thinking about it, in my posts, it won't be too big a deal to have the hr before the "more", since I have a Summary of the session before the more, and the full text after...I don't just break it off mid-sentence or anything. At any rate, I think it'll have to do for now. :)
Additionally, since quite a few campaigns are run in chapters, either allow the line type to be chosen to indicate either just an entry separator or a chapter separator.
If an entry separator is hard-coded to a single horizontal line, the chapter separator could be two horizontal lines.
This could be implemented on the "Edit Adventure Log Post" page as an additional choice at the top of the page under a "boundary" choice of either none, entry, section (defaults to None, or maybe defaults to an entry that is defined in the "edit campaign" page?) - alternatively, the choice could be a drop-down menu of line styles.
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But this then leads onto the Adventure Log allowing chapters to be defined more easily. I have already got a page in the Wiki that is splitting the log into separate groups of entries, but having this built into the main Adventure Log would be nice.
Does Micah read these anymore, or are all feature requests supposed to go in the Help system?
div.adventure-log-page
{
border:1px Black;
border-style:solid none;
}
EX:
div.adventure-log-page
{
border-bottom: 1px solid black;
}
You can get fancy with dotted, dashed, double borders too: "Border Style Property":http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_border-style.asp
This is exactly what my "Dresden Files Dallas":http://www.obsidianportal.com/campaigns/dfd page uses for the big fat dots I have at the end of each log entry.
#campaign-content .adventure-log-page .post-footer { border-bottom:6px dotted #404040; margin:10px; }
This is from my "Free Template - Innkeeper's Ledger":http://www.obsidianportal.com/campaign/free-template-innkeeper-s-ledger/adventure-log
#campaign-content .adventure-log-page .post-footer { border-bottom:1px dashed black; margin:10px; }
The .post-footer area can be used to do lots of things graphically after a post, depending on what you're going for. If you want to experiment, paste the above into your Edit Settings -> Custom CSS text box.