@20GT:
Your question is in relation to Twine 2 and should of been asked within the Help! with 2.0 category.
You also need to state which Story Format you are using when you ask a question, as answers can be different for each one. Based on your image I am going to assume that you are using Harlowe.
In this case the links appear faded/opaque because they have an opacity value less than 1.0, increasing the opacity value in both the tw-icon and tw-icon:hover CSS selectors will make them both less faded/opaque.
/* Increase the default opacity of both of the sidebar links. */
tw-icon {
opacity: 0.75;
}
tw-icon:hover {
opacity: 1.0;
}
... you could also use a font-weight property to increase the visual difference between how the links appear normally and how they appear when the mouse cursor is hovering over them.
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Your question is in relation to Twine 2 and should of been asked within the
Help! with 2.0 category.
You also need to state which Story Format you are using when you ask a question, as answers can be different for each one. Based on your image I am going to assume that you are using Harlowe.
The How do I replace or style the Back and Forward buttons? thread explains how to change the style and text of those links.
In this case the links appear faded/opaque because they have an opacity value less than 1.0, increasing the opacity value in both the tw-icon and tw-icon:hover CSS selectors will make them both less faded/opaque. ... you could also use a font-weight property to increase the visual difference between how the links appear normally and how they appear when the mouse cursor is hovering over them.