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- | * The .header and .footer divs are unused by Twine's normal operations, but can be styled in any manner you like. | + | * Both the body element and the .passage element's data-tags attribute reflects the tags of the current passage. This was originally used just as a CSS hook, before the advent of tagged stylesheets in version 1.4.0. |
+ | * The #titleSeparator, .header and .footer elements are unused by Twine's normal operations, but can be styled in any manner you like. .body.content contains all the rendered HTML of the passage. | ||
* #snapback is not present when no passage in the story is [[tag|tagged]] "bookmark". | * #snapback is not present when no passage in the story is [[tag|tagged]] "bookmark". | ||
- | * #storyMenu is the floating menu that appears when you use the Rewind button. | + | * #snapbackMenu is the floating menu that appears when you use the Rewind button. |
* When a different passage is displayed, a .passage div and its contents (.header, .footer and .content) are recreated anew and inserted into the #passages div. | * When a different passage is displayed, a .passage div and its contents (.header, .footer and .content) are recreated anew and inserted into the #passages div. | ||
- | * During transitions, the #passages div contains the old passage (which transitions toward the styles assigned to .transition-out) and the new passage (which transitions from of the styles assigned to .transition-in) | + | * During transitions, the #passages div contains the old passage (which transitions toward the styles assigned to .transition-out) and the new passage (which transitions from the styles assigned to .transition-in) |