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Style compatibility problem with Adobe Muse
Good afternoon,
I built a project with Twine 2.0 using Harlowe and I styled my links and passages with the built-in CSS editor on Twine.
I need to embed my game inside a website created with Adobe Muse, so what I do is I export the HTML file from Twine and then embed this code within Muse going on "Object/Insert HTML".
What happens next is that most of the styling I have done is completely ignored (the sidebar that I set to "display: none" is there, the background color is back to black...) while some of them (like the border) they are applied.
Do you know what can cause this problem and how can I fix it?
I built a project with Twine 2.0 using Harlowe and I styled my links and passages with the built-in CSS editor on Twine.
I need to embed my game inside a website created with Adobe Muse, so what I do is I export the HTML file from Twine and then embed this code within Muse going on "Object/Insert HTML".
What happens next is that most of the styling I have done is completely ignored (the sidebar that I set to "display: none" is there, the background color is back to black...) while some of them (like the border) they are applied.
Do you know what can cause this problem and how can I fix it?
Comments
This is the website, but I haven't uploaded the new version with the styling yet.
Because the story HTML file generated by Twine is a self-contained web-application you should use an iframe element to embed it within the page generated by Adobe Muse.
I personally don't have any experience using Adobe Muse but this Embed videos and HTML content in Adobe Muse article on the Adobe Help site explains how to do it.