Module Version: v1.0.1
This is not new though. The same problem existed 2+ years ago (I noticed this as I was watching an old youtube video of a group of players using my system with your module).
Before open any issue
N/A. No console log is produced by the module.
Describe the bug
The module moves the 1st image located within the message-content of chat messages to the flavor-text span, and reshapes it as a square.
To Reproduce
Reproduction steps on how to generate a message like the one below with the Castle Falkenstein system would be quite cumbersome. I've provided the HTML code of the chat message instead.
Expected behavior
With default settings for the module, I expect the message structure to not be altered aside from adding a portrait in the top left corner.
More specifically, I expected images located within the message-content of chat messages to be left untouched.
Screenshots
How the message looks without "Chat Portrait" module:
Module Version: v1.0.1 This is not new though. The same problem existed 2+ years ago (I noticed this as I was watching an old youtube video of a group of players using my system with your module).
Before open any issue N/A. No console log is produced by the module.
Describe the bug The module moves the 1st image located within the
message-content
of chat messages to theflavor-text
span, and reshapes it as a square.To Reproduce Reproduction steps on how to generate a message like the one below with the Castle Falkenstein system would be quite cumbersome. I've provided the HTML code of the chat message instead.
Expected behavior With default settings for the module, I expect the message structure to not be altered aside from adding a portrait in the top left corner. More specifically, I expected images located within the
message-content
of chat messages to be left untouched.Screenshots How the message looks without "Chat Portrait" module:
How the message looks without "Chat Portrait" module and default settings:
Browser:
Foundry Version: 12.330
Game System: castle-falkenstein
Additional context N/A