If you're using Harlowe, the default story formatter in Twine 2.0, you might consider just adding this to Edit Story Stylesheet. tw-sidebar {<br />display: none;<br />}
Howler.js seems like a godsend on first glance. It does exactly what I need to do for all my projects both current and future. Only problem is, I can't seem to get it to work, probably because I'm a …
I've been using twee, basically a version of twine which lets you create the files in a simple text editor, rather than having to use twine's gui of making boxes link up to each other... I'm really d…
Thanks very much for the offer - I have someone else taking a look at the moment and if they don't come up with anything I will definitely send it your way soon. I'll report back if we find anything…
That sounds great, I was looking into text-to-speech capabilities as I came across the Speech Module tags in CSS while I was rabbit-holing to pretty up my Twine game, but I was disappointed to find t…
Huh, that's even more baffling than if it were just the browser defaults. Is something eating the container for the custom CSS or inserting an unclosed tag somewhere? Do you have much custom scriptin…