I'm paying upwards of 4-5 million for some creative coding! (maybe more if it's a huge pain in the bottom)

Here's what I need, let me know if it's possible. I need a collectopaedia. Like this, directly from the game. (Fan pet!) The treasure chest will need several tabs with text. Like categories, I can click on tab 2 for category 2 and then click on tab 5 for category 5. That type of thing. Also wondering if there can be different sized rows. Example in the photo I linked. Row one has 4 items, row two has 2 items, row three has 3 items etc. Would be great if this is possible but it's not 100% needed. I pretty much want his treasure to be exactly like that photo linked above.

I just need the basic code for this, I can spend the hours to customize it myself~ Ping or sMail me if you're interested!

You mean something like this?

That is more based on how I understand your description rather than the example image.

The coding is not going to be pretty for a large treasure, I can tell you that much.

Also as far as different sized rows go, I tried out some margins and such, trying to push items to the next line, but it didn't seem to agree with the clicking. So the easiest way to do that, in my opinion, would be to get extra treasure spaces, fill them with all the same item and then hide that item with code to make it seem like there are empty spaces.

Yes, the example you gave me is what I'm looking for.

I was thinking about that. Unfortunately he will eventually have a very large treasure. We could scrap the rows though, I don't -need- them, they would just be nice if it wasn't a big pain and it sounds like it would be. (For both me and you) How well do you think just having different tabs for the treasure would hold up for a large chest?

Ahh yeah, getting extra slots for an already large treasure isn't going to be fun. I don't think size really matters with this as long as it can fit on the page.

With this though all tabs (except the last one I suppose) would have to have the same amount of items, so that no extra items show.

The code I used is pretty much this:

<style> { position:absolute; top:100px; left:100px; height:128px; width:256px; overflow:hidden; padding:0; }

<a href="">one</a> - <a href="">two</a>

The most important part is that height and width are set to allow exactly as many items as you want to show, and that overflow is set to hidden so you can't scroll to the next ones.

And then you just need to count out which number the first item in each tab will be and link to that.

That's quite clever, I like it. This will work well, thanks! Want to set up a trade so I can pay you?

I wasn't really going to demand payment. ^^ I just did because I thought it'd be fun to try coding it.

Aw thank you so much for your time! :)

You're most welcome. It was nice to finally have a reason to try this out. :)

And thank you so much for the gifts.