css targeting using passage tags

[HarmlessTrouble]

Tagging a passage with css class format ".classname" will render that passage with class="classname" attribute.

[webbedspace]

I hope it won't be too easy for people to accidentally invoke one of the story format's built-in CSS classes...

[HarmlessTrouble]

good point. "tag" prefix perhapse.

[webbedspace]

sisal prefix perhapse.

Well, one thing to consider is, it'd be a bit of a pain for non-coders to have to learn a new set of CSS classes (different from the Sugarcane/Jonah set of "passage, internalLink, title" etc.) just so they can make the passage text red in this new format.

Secondarily, what about CSS classes added by custom macros? My <<revision>> macro, for instance, gives its generated HTML the classes "becomes", "gains", "revision", "cycle", "insertion", etc. depending on usage.

[HarmlessTrouble]

This doesn't change the original twine set of css selectors.
These classes are appended to the passage element.

On Thu, Apr 18, 2013 at 4:30 PM, Leon [email protected] wrote:

sisal prefix perhapse.

Well, one thing to consider is, it'd be a bit of a pain for non-coders to
have to learn a new set of CSS classes (different from the Sugarcane/Jonah
set of "passage, internalLink, title" etc.) just so they can make the
passage text red in this new format.

Secondarily, what about CSS classes added by custom macros? My <> macro,
for instance, gives its generated HTML the classes "becomes", "gains",
"revision", "cycle", "insertion", etc. depending on usage.

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