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Ahh... you're trying to do line breaks in your fields, but HTML entities such as <br/> are being printed in plain text, instead of as HTML, is that correct? The code I included in my advanced scripting tutorial is designed to do exactly this: function elemUpdate() { return function (next) {...

I still dont know what you are asking.

toFixed(1) shows 1 number after the decimal point. Just change it to 0.

If you look at my scoreboards: You'll see that the black bars on my overlays fade out into transparency.

OBS's chromium browser is already set to ignore backgrounds.

Why use a chroma key? Chomium handles transparency perfectly fine.

You can set the div the image is in to opacity: 0; then when you want it to show, animate it to opacity: 1

And the "bounce" could be related to your animations stretching beyond the bounds of the viewport during an elastic easing (which I believe is the default easing method)... in which case the browser is temporarily adding a scroll bar; which changes the dimensions of the viewport by 21 pixels...

APNG is not really a thing. Sure, it exists... but its not even supported by the PNG foundation.

You can use the new import/export system to duplicate pages.

This feature has just been added. You can find the export/import buttons on the package/page edit screens.

access-control-allow-origin is related to cross site scripting. It's how you protect YOUR files from being accessed from other servers.

Exporting would be pretty simple... Importing would be a lot of work.

There are many prebuilt libraries for Google Firebase: https://firebase.google.com/docs/libraries Database: eightway-io Snapshot: scoreboard/<your_package_id>/<your_page_id>/fields

We use Google Firebase here. So any application which is designed to connect to Firebase can access the data. (It can even edit the data, which is why you should keep your scoreboard and page IDs a secret; they act as your API key) You can download the Streamdeck extension here if you want to...

Sure. You can do it right in your HTML... For instance, if you wanted to use Google's Roboto Font: https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Roboto?selection.family=Roboto You would simply need to add the link relationship in your HTML: <link...

What do you mean "import"?

Today, Google Cloud Firestore (the service which runs the backend of your scoreboards) had a major outage. This issue has since been fixed, but we're still experiencing slow responses from the Cloud Platform. More information about this outage can be found here...

By request, a small change has been made for members who purchase a lifetime account upgrade. Anyone who purchases a lifetime license, will now be able to create an unlimited number of packages, instead of just three! If you have previously purchased a lifetime license, your account has been...

Request #28: You can now run custom timers on your scoreboards! The times are sync'd to Unix Epoch, so timers will not be lost on page refreshes. A tutorial on how to use these timers can be found here: http://8wr.io/threads/video-tutorial-timers-countdowns-and-stopwatches.35/