color: #5207B5;

color: #5207B5;

<br />If you include custom CSS based on the same sectors (in particular the first one) in your story's Story Stylesheet then you will be able to change the <a href="https://developer.mo

color: #5377ac;

color: #555;

color: #555;

/>display: block;<br />color: #555;<br />background-color: #FEFFED;<br />border-bottom: 1px solid #ccc;}<br />tw-link {<br />padding: 1px;<br />border: 1px soli

for previous location and <a href="/forum/search?Search=%23eee&Mode=like">#eee</a> for current. Either that or use an opacity.<br />The reason I want to do this, is be

background: -webkit-linear-gradient(left, <a href="/forum/search?Search=%23550000&Mode=like">#550000</a> 0%,<a href="/forum/search?Search=%233d1d08&Mode=like"

background-color: #555;

color: #57e;

rel="nofollow" class="bbcode_url"">glorioustrainwrecks.com/files/town_dissolve_1.html#5</a><br />Any .css whizzes know how to adapt this for Harlowe? I really

<div class="QuoteText">Other than auto-focusing the first element of an incoming passage (your #5; which is a good idea, so thanks), I'm unsure exactly what you're thinking of. Did yo

Other than auto-focusing the first element of an incoming passage (your #5; which is a good idea, so thanks), I'm unsure exactly what you're thinking of. Did you have something specific in mind?<b

border-color: #58e;

{<br />border-color: #58e;<br />}<br />button:active, #ui-body-close:active {<br />border-color: #f70;<br />}<br />#ui-body.options a[id|=&quot;option-input&am

0 0 rgba(127, 118, 100, 0.2);<br />color: #555;<br />background-color: #f5f4f2;<br />text-align: justify;<br />}<br />.passage h3 {<br />font-family: &quot;Bla

may either be: HTML hex strings (e.g. &quot;#555753&quot;) or RGB triples (e.g. (85, 87, 83)).<br />You'll probably want to prioritize your conditions from highest to lowest.<br />

[EDIT] Fixed both examples, per reply #5.