[Low Priority] Is there a smoother way to use CSS classes in Twine 2.0.3/Harlowe

Haunted Backlog

Right now I'm using HTML, like Moses carved the tablets:

<span class="thing">text</span>

But I'm looking back enviously at obsolete documentation for past versions of Twine, when I could have done it like this:

@@.thing;text@@

Is there a way to do it more like this in 2.0.3/Harlowe that I'm missing?

greyelf

The notes on the next release of Harlowe (1.1.0) has a new (css:) macro which seems to do what you want. Information about a downloadable version of Twine 2.03 with a beta copy of Harlowe 1.1.0 can be found in this post

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But I'm looking back enviously at obsolete documentation for past versions of Twine

I would not call that documentation 'obsolete' because many new projects are still being created with Twine 1.x *smile*

Haunted Backlog

greyelf wrote:

The notes on the next release of Harlowe (1.1.0) has a new (css:) macro which seems to do what you want. Information about a downloadable version of Twine 2.03 with a beta copy of Harlowe 1.1.0 can be found in this post

Good to know. Not urgent enough to move away from a stable build, but good to know all the same.

greyelf wrote:

I would not call that documentation 'obsolete' because many new projects are still being created with Twine 1.x *smile*

I can see why. I've been tempted to roll back myself.