Using one of the CSS examples found in the wiki - I added this to my stylesheet
.skill {
color:magenta;
letter-spacing:3px;
font-size:1.5em;
}
Calling it with
<span class="skill">something</span>
as the examples suggest does NOT work for me. It does work without the quotes however:
<span class=skill>something</span>
Twine 1.4.1 and I'm using sugarcane. Not sure why but it works now.
Comments
Okay. Glad we could help!
One thing to try when it seems in-line CSS tags don't work is switching from "span" to "div".
(Note to self: add a "quotes simplifier" filter thing to Twine.)
I am using Windows. But I should probably mention, I'm using XP in this case. (I have some content on this machine that I am using (installed games with tons of mods, etc) that would take too long to recreate in a newer environment.)
Anyways maybe XP is the reason for that? Everything else works pretty smoothly so far however.
We know. Unless I'm very much mistaken, Leon's point was that something is causing the quotes on your system to be input as smart/curly quotes (which are typographic, and not valid syntactically), instead of regular quotes. And yes, it works for everyone else.
Since you're on Windows, are you by chance writing your story/game in a word-processor (e.g. Word, Wordpad, Google Docs, etc) and then copy-pasting the text into Twine?