Again, I want to be very clear that I'm beyond rusty with Twine and "programming" with it. I was no expert to begin.

oh ic so that's really works then using native html tag because when i edit the Twine output file and add <img src="ring.jpg" alt="">

I'd just wrap it in a span, personally. <span class="myimage">[img[http://lorempixel.com/400/200][next passage]]</span>

That's the thing though, I don't know if it's a CSS, HTML, or SugarCube markup problem. Attached is just the project file. Maybe you can tell what's wrong without having to fully test it.

as you can see in here http://strugglingwithtwine.blogspot.com/2014/03/macros-with-clauses.html

in http://www.motoslave.net/sugarcube/docs/markup.html#images there's some way to add images in SugarCube but

InspectorCaracal wrote:

Thanks, Sharpe! This is all helpful. The one thing that still eludes me: I don't want the [[Continue]] link to appear until a certain number of replacements have been made. I tried the following:

I'm asking a lot, I know, but I've been failing spectacularly at CSS and it's time to call in the pros.

Hi Claretta, so I've been implementing it the way you suggested and it's been working out quite well.

Thank you all! Great help. I had a feeling hooks was what I wanted but I couldn't find any specifics on their use. I suspect that link will be a big help.

Yeah, greyelf raises a good point: I totally didn't understand what I was writing every time, and coming up with a new hook name every time really helps to get your mind around it.

Hi coil!

Hi! First post, sorry if this has been answered but searches didn't turn anything up (though maybe I just don't know the terminology).

Sage wrote:

Thanks for the solutions! I edited the text of the HTML and it worked. Didn't know that was possible

I don't want to download anything from an external download site. You don't need to supply the whole thing if it's just a css problem.

I like the idea of the swirling mist, but if it doesn't give you rooms on the map. how can I put content in them?

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