Okay. My new question is -
I recently have been reading the Interactive FIction with TWINE book - and it mentioned stuff about exploratory 'hyperlinks' and using <<display>> to output the main description, so you can keep exploring before you move on.
Anyway - I was curious - I want to output the exploratory info on the same page and then display the main passage again - but - I'm finding it difficult to distinguish between the two since they look identical and there's no difference between the two outputs.
I was thinking at first, "Okay, tag the exploratory Passages" with a CSS selector to adjust the look of them - but the problem is when you output the <<display>> Passage below these - it borrows from that same CSS, rather than the default CSS.
I'm not sure if people need code for this, or not ? I guess I'd like to somehow get ... batches of smaller passages inside the main passage having a different appearance, showing that "Oh, this is what you were checking out."
I've tried various methods - the easiest is to have smaller passages display the main passage again on that Passage, but I want to do it in reverse. On a link 'click'.
I recently have been reading the Interactive FIction with TWINE book - and it mentioned stuff about exploratory 'hyperlinks' and using <<display>> to output the main description, so you can keep exploring before you move on.
Anyway - I was curious - I want to output the exploratory info on the same page and then display the main passage again - but - I'm finding it difficult to distinguish between the two since they look identical and there's no difference between the two outputs.
I was thinking at first, "Okay, tag the exploratory Passages" with a CSS selector to adjust the look of them - but the problem is when you output the <<display>> Passage below these - it borrows from that same CSS, rather than the default CSS.
I'm not sure if people need code for this, or not ? I guess I'd like to somehow get ... batches of smaller passages inside the main passage having a different appearance, showing that "Oh, this is what you were checking out."
I've tried various methods - the easiest is to have smaller passages display the main passage again on that Passage, but I want to do it in reverse. On a link 'click'.