u/scripach

I've hit a roadblock, and one that could probably be resolved quite easily but I'm frankly not good at html yet and feel quite stupid.

I want an RPG-style inventory/stores that normally show images alongside names of the items. I use ChapelR's simple inventory as well as the store system for it and it works quite well. The thing that I cannot for my life figure out is how to add the sprites next to the item names in the inventory and stores.

ChapelR's system has a feature to create items and consumables. What I want is basically shown in this example:

<<consumable "Apple_ItemID" "IMAGE OF AN APPLE + Apple">>

<</consumable>>

I've been trying to figure it out for hours, tried to look all over the Internet and through the source code. I've tried simply entering <img src..., [img[... etc. into the field but it just shows it as text or doesn't show anything at all. The solution my shrivelled brain has come up with is adding tags to the items and then creating a new row in the inventory grid to show an item sprite based on the tag, but I'd really just rather have an image directly attached to each item if that's possible.

Attached is an example of what I want it to look like.

https://preview.redd.it/5x2j8ap937jh1.png?width=356&format=png&auto=webp&s=fa1a11a12dbdc83d9b6a5a1921fc2d96698f98dd

If anyone has any suggestions or possible solutions I'd really greatly appreciate it.

I have applied to both VTS-kodit and A-kruunu a couple of weeks ago because I and my spouse want to move to Tampere.

I don't make crazy money by any means, and most apartments I've seen on vuokraovi seem really expensive to me (studios, 1-2 bedroom apartments), but we are also not in a super tight position or are "in urgent" need of an apartment in the city - we are moving to Tampere because we want to, and because we are moving during peak student season (middle-end of July), it makes me think we are not going to be able to get an apartment from either of them.

So, my question is: does anybody have any experience getting an apartment from either of those companies without an urgent need of one? How fast were you able to get an apartment if you got one in general?

I've also seen a pretty good deal recently, which makes me want to risk it and try to rent that one instead of potentially waiting and not getting anything, which would cost us more money as it's available earlier than we need, but might be worth it. I have pretty bad experience from organisations like HOAS (applying multiple times as a student and never even getting an offer). Is it worth waiting for an apartment from either of those companies or is it more of a lost cause?

Thanks a lot in advance!