I am using Harlowe. I know that you can change the background and text colour using the Stylesheet:
html {
background-color: black;
color: grey;
}
But I was wondering if you could also use this to change text style instead of writing it out every time. So, if I wanted everything blurred. I've tried this:
html {
background-color: black;
color: grey;
style: blur;
}
But it doesn't change anything. Do I write "text-style:"? Am I doing something wrong? Or is there no way to do this. Also, I was wondering if you could change the colour of all the links in the Stylesheet. I have pasted this code into the Stylesheet:
tw-hook[style*="color:"] tw-link, tw-hook[style*="color:"] .enchantment-link {
color: inherit;
}
So I can just write "(text-color: "red")
[Link]". But can you change all the link colours using the Stylesheet.
If none of these things can be done, that's fine!
Thanks
Comments
To do it in css you can do something like
That was just taken from googling "css blurred text".
You can definitely change colour of all links in the harlowe stylesheet, but you'd have to alter the correct entry. Links are usually designated "a" so it'd be something like
But you'd need to fit that into wherever Harlowe draws its link css from, which I don't know out of lack of familiarity with Harlow.
The following is the exact CSS Harlowe uses for the (text-style: "blur") macro:
To find that you look at the original story format's stylesheet in the source.
This works, so thanks, but is there a way to also change the colour even with this CSS? Because it changes the colour to 'transparent', and I want it red. Is that possible?
Here is more information about CSS color values