Word Goal Tracker

This is a simple tracker / log for a writing goal, mostly used for the NovelEmber event on World Anvil. You could also use it as a general word count tracker for whatever thing or event.   Inspired by the tracker on NaNoWriMo (despite recent events), I thought it would be nice to essentially have that, but embedded into a page here on World Anvil. So I made this silly thing.

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I'd also recommend you always enter how many words you've written for each day, even if it's zero. It just makes it easier to keep track of which day it is, and shows people you / your world is still active, even if you didn't write anything for x amount of days.   If you find bugs, let me know!  

Getting the Statblock

    You now have a copy of the template in your world's statblocks! This is a default template pre-filled for NovelEmber, so it already has 30 days and a total word goal of 50,000. You can change these to your goals, if they're different.  

Statblock Details

Step 1

 

Step 2

     

Step 3

 

Styling

Style the tracker with CSS to fit your world better!     CSS

.user-css .template-word_goal_tracker-nulcheck-208 .card .card-header {
background: #HEXColor;
}
 
.user-css .template-word_goal_tracker-nulcheck-208 .card {
background: #HEXColor;
}

  You can use whatever color you want for the header and body of each day. You can also change the text color and fonts here, and it'll change across all the days.  

Progress Bar Styling

I use the default progress bar from Bootstrap in the tracker, so if you change progress bars across your whole site (like I do), they should also change for the tracker.  

.user-css .progress-bar {
background: #HEXColor;
}

  This will change all progress bars across your site.
Tip: Using gradients will make it look even nicer!   If you only want to change the tracker's progress bar (for whatever reason), then do this CSS:
(you could also just use the code above in the Article CSS)  

.user-css .template-word_goal_tracker-nulcheck-208 .progress-bar {
background: whatevercolor;
}

 

Using the Statblock