* Add CSS to hide the <span style="font-family:monospace"><a href="/forum/search?Search=%23story-title&Mode=like">#story-title</a></span> element, which

Your story's name should be the plain text title of your story and only that. Under no circumstances should you insert any markup into it (seriously, just don't).<br />If you want to show an im

v2.0<br />Sugarcube<br />I've discovered a workaround for using an image in place of the story title, but it's not ideal. For now, I've simply hosted the image then inserted the standard '

rel="nofollow" class="bbcode_url"">storyformat.publish</a><br />b. <a href="https://bitbucket.org/klembot/twinejs/src/c7718cdc95feac20ffebede74d98ccfc5

element to fade-out and then back in.<br />One method you can use to get around this is to apply your CSS to the <b><a href="/forum/search?Search=%23passages&Mode=like"&g

First off, let me say that Twine's amazing. I experimented a lot with a much simpler choose-your-own-adventure-generator in high school which wasn't complex enough for me to even input variables. I wa

<<replace "#StoryText">>Body of text goes here, boring technical stuff insert here, etc<</replace>>

The <a href="http://www.motoslave.net/sugarcube/2/docs/api-story.html#story-api" rel="nofollow" class="bbcode_url"">Story.lookup</a> function will return

{<br />margin-left: 13em;<br />}<br /><a href="/forum/search?Search=%23ui-bar&Mode=like">#ui-bar</a>.stowed ~ <a href="/forum/search?Search=%23stor

{<br />color:rgba(80,80,80,1);<br />font-family: Helvetica, "Helvetica Neue", Arial, sans-serif;<br />}<br /><a href="/forum/search?Search=%23passages&Mo

<a href="/forum/search?Search=%23story-banner&Mode=like">#story-banner</a> {

If you want a graphical title, there are various ways to accomplish that, the easiest is probably to jam it into the <span style="font-family:monospace">StoryBanner</span> specia

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

<a href="/forum/search?Search=%23sidebar&Mode=like">#sidebar</a> <a href="/forum/search?Search=%23title&Mode=like">#title</a> <a href="/foru

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

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

You probably want to target the <span style="font-family:monospace"><a href="/forum/search?Search=%23story&Mode=like">#story</a></span> element. For ex

does stow properly.<br /><a href="/forum/profile/Sage">@Sage</a>: I'll reiterate that you should probably be using <span style="font-family:monospace">Stor

$('#story-caption a[data-passage^="Day"]').trigger("click");

$('#story-caption a[data-passage^="Day"]').trigger("click");