<pre><a href="/forum/search?Search=%23passages&Mode=like">#passages</a> {

Neither <span style="font-family:monospace"><a href="/forum/search?Search=%23passages&Mode=like">#passages</a></span> nor <span style="font-fami

$("#passages <a href="/forum/search?Search=%23foo&Mode=like">#foo</a> a.macro-click").trigger("click");

Fairly sure it should work with the <<click>> function. You just have to reference the correct css selector. Or maybe wrap the click in a <span> that you reference?<br />In any

<pre><a href="/forum/search?Search=%23passages&Mode=like">#passages</a> .hidden {

instead of .passage in the stylesheet CSS, and haven't had any luck. And using the 'stylesheet' tag alone in an attempt to disable transitions for all passages didn't work, so maybe the snippet I fou

{<br />margin:0;<br />padding: 0;<br />height:100%;<br />}<br /><a href="/forum/search?Search=%23passages&Mode=like">#passages</a> * {<br /&

* The target element is created within the "<span style="font-family:monospace"><a href="/forum/search?Search=%23passages&Mode=like">#passages</a> > .

Does that include elements added to the DOM outside of the <a href="/forum/search?Search=%23passages&Mode=like">#passages</a> div?<br />This is why I was asking <a h

These "set of div", did you create them as siblings of the <a href="/forum/search?Search=%23passages&Mode=like">#passages</a> div or are they part of the passage co

The following example uses a TTF font from the Open Font Library website, though for better compatibility it is generally better to use a WOFF (or WOFF2) font. Add the example to the start of your Sto

/>#passages .path {<br />font-size: 150%;<br />}<br />

Got a bit confused about what exactly the difference was between them and originally tried applying the mod in the .passages area, as the rest of my story works fine without modding #passages at all.

Reply sent.  Though the takeaway is that it sounds like you didn't apply both of the rulesets, specifically #passages (which shouldn't be confused with .passage).

The following should work (assuming I understand what you want and you're not already doing something weird): <br />body {<br />margin: 3.5em;<br />}<br />#passages {<br /&g

If your using SugarCube: <br />#passages a.link-internal {<br />color: red;<br />}<br />

/>display: none;<br />}<br />#passages {<br />margin-right: 0px;<br />}<br />

Or maybe something like the following: <br />body {<br />margin: 0px;<br />background-color: lightgrey;<br />background-image: [img[passage-name-of-embeded-image]];<br />

/>text-align: center;<br />}<br />#passages {<br />margin-left: 0;<br />width: 100%;<br />text-align: center;<br />border-left: 0;<br />background-color:

And the PassageDone code to exclude such links from receiving a tabindex attribute: <br />&lt;&lt;script&gt;&gt;<br />$(&quot;#passages a:not(.visual)&quot;).attr(&