<<replace "#content">>

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The wrapping is due to the fixed widths on tw-story, tw-passage, and, in the first CSS, <a href="/forum/search?Search=%23content&Mode=like">#content</a>. You can fix that by

<div class="QuoteText"><a href="/forum/search?Search=%23box&Mode=like">#box</a><br />{<br />float: right;<br />width: 30%;<br />paddin

<div class="QuoteText">{<br />margin: 0;<br />padding: 0;<br />white-space: normal;<br />}<br />tw-story<br />{<br />width: 1024px;<br />

/>{<br />float: left;<br />width: 640px;<br />}<br />Copy that into a new game.<br />Then, copy this into the first passage and test/run the game:<br /><b>

infos and just insert them into the "#content" div. And of course change the appearance accordingly which was the purpose of this topic.<br />I realized that I have no idea if I can i

<a href="/forum/search?Search=%23content&Mode=like">#content</a> > tw-story {

<a href="/forum/search?Search=%23content&Mode=like">#content</a> {

{<br />position: absolute;<br />top: 0;<br />left: 11.8em;<br />right: 11.20em;<br />padding: 1em;<br />margin: 0.25em;<br />border: solid;<br />font-s

/>{<br />float: left;<br />width: 640px;<br />}<br />Copy that into a new game.<br />Then, copy this into the first passage and test/run the game:<br /><b>

<a href="/forum/search?Search=%23content&Mode=like">#content</a>

Then using a different passage, try the following: <br />//requires jquery<br />$('#panel').click(function(e) {<br />$('#content').html('Here, I am replacing this content with ' + my

Oh, okay. Sorry. That's even simpler. Instead of #content, put the background-image in the HTML body.

I want to set a background image that reflects the location of where the player currently is in the game.  Whats the best way to set the background on each page using css and still having my floating