Incorporating CSS into a portion of an article?

decoytph

decoytph

I just joined today and went about creating an NPC from a campaign of mine. What I'm looking to do is to format a table on that article's page so that it conforms closer to the new D&D 4E Stat Blocks. I use a program called "Monster Maker":http://www.asmor.com/programs/monstermaker/index.php to create my NPCs and monsters, and it conveniently exports HTML and uses a CSS file to format it in a similar way to the stat blocks. I can grab the HTML and copy/paste that easily enough into the article but without the CSS, it doesn't look very good.Is there any hope or am I up a creek?

mkerr

Did you ever figure this out? I'm trying to solve the same problem.

Charsen

That might be hard to incorporate because the system here uses textile and only some HTML for security/simplicity. If you post your code then maybe someone can help you modify it so it can mostly show up though. This looks mostly translatable to textile, so it's worth a shot.

If push comes to shove, you could just link the screenshot of it in your NPC's page. : /

Lironah

You can modify your pages by using inline CSS rather than the external sheet or placing the CSS in the header. Here's an example of a page with internal CSS: http://www.obsidianportal.com/campaign/stargatealphaone

The trick is, you have to know what you're doing with your CSS. The syntax for adding it inline is *style="*property1*:* setting1*;* property2*:* setting2*"* etc, all within a tag like or . A good webpage to learn what properties you can change is http://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp

Lironah

Sorry, that bold didn't take very well: style="property1: setting1; property2: setting2”