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@ryantheleach @tokko_tomcat http://8wr.io/threads/video-tutorial-timers-countdowns-and-stopwatches.35/

Package JS: var countdown = null; var stopwatch = null; Page HTML: <b>Stopwatch:</b> <div class="stopwatch"></div> <b>Countdown:</b> <div class="countdown"></div> Page JS: clearInterval(countdown); clearInterval(stopwatch); $('.countdown').text(calcTimer(docData['count_o']))...

https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_css_responsive_text.asp https://css-tricks.com/fitting-text-to-a-container/

You can now define "color palettes" independent from packages! Previously, you would define your color palettes for each package individually. If you're like me, you use the same package for multiple events; but each event had different colors. This meant that you had to constantly write down...

Can you make me an editor of your package, so I can take a look at it?

Challonge is supposed to be releasing their new API soon... so I've delayed integration. Of course, they have been saying this for years.

Slight change to the simple scoreboard... the "Your changes have been saved" flash message on the top of the screen after you save a page is now "click-through". I know I was personally having a problem where I was saving a page, and then trying to click a tab to another page, but the flash...

Make me an editor of your scoreboard so I can look at it.

Variable names are these: By default, this scoreboard is looking for these very specific variable names... unless you change the code for it to look for something else.

The PC version of SBA was available for $0.01 because I precisely did not want to give support for it. The distribution platform I use doesn't allow "free" as an option, or I would have offered it for that instead. This website is free... so yes.

The most recent version of OBS Studio (24.0, released October 11) added a new feature called "Custom Browser Docks". With this new feature, you can now set up any web page as a panel in your OBS interface! Naturally, you'll probably want to dock your scoreboards directly into OBS. However...

Huh? What does Streamlabs have to do with your scoreboard?

Timers are a bit trickier in this version, since the scripting is remote, instead of local. When using the old version, it ran on your computer; so the timer can on your computer. This new version runs in your browser; so the timer would run in your browser as well. If you refresh your browser...

Sounds like you forgot to name your variables...

What does your browser console say? CTRL+SHIFT+I

Not quite sure what you're asking for here...

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In one of my tutorial videos, I showed off the scoreboard I had been using since 2018: Since doing this tutorial video, I have actually created a new scoreboard that I use for my weekly tournaments. That means I am no longer using the 2018 scoreboard that I showed in my tutorials. Because of...

What does your browser console say?