Hi! I'm pretty new to Twine, and I've played around with the stories a little bit. I found this cycling link thing that looks pretty cool, but doesn't seem to be working with Twine 2. I'm guessing it…
Hi folks! I've been wanting to get into using Twine for a while and have finally made a concerted effort to create something on it. I feel pretty confident with a lot of the functions, but I can't qu…
Add something like the following to your Story Stylesheet: <br />#ui-dialog-print {<br />display: none;<br />z-index: 2000;<br />position: absolute;<br />left: 0;<br …
Whereever the css defines the font to be used, which is usually body. If you don't know how to alter css in Twine, the documentation for whatever story format you're using should tell you.
Using Harlowe (Twine 2.0.3). I haven't seen a way to do this in the forum or looking through the documentation: is there any way to show a link but make it unclickable? Say if I want to make a list o…
Right. I'm using the default format, Sugarcane. Now I see what I've been doing wrong with these links - I don't need to put "set" inside that extra pair of brackets. Thanks.
This is a huge usability issue. If you are designing the controls for a jet airplane, you don't put the controls for the ejector seat and the windshield wipers right next to each other. But that's wh…
Hi guys, I'm a semi-veteran user of Twine 1.x, which I've used to pretty good effect for storyboard prototyping in the past. I'm messing around a bit with the new web-based system and finding a lot …