/*
These set the sizes for the title (h1) and the author name (h2).
The ideal font-size for h1 may vary quite a bit depending on how long the
game's title is: larger for one-word titles, smaller for longer titles.
Should we wish to remove the title entirely and allow the cover art alone
to represent the game, we need only add the line "display: none;" to the
definition of h1.
/*
By setting about p and about p + p, we instruct the first paragraph of the
blurb to be unindented but subsequent paragraphs to be indented a small
distance.
*/
about p { margin-bottom: 0; }
about p + p
{
text-indent: 1.4em;
margin-top: 0;
}
/*
Playinfo affects the paragraph at the bottom of the home-page that supplies
the IFID for the game and suggests interpreters for the author to use. */
/*
The links formatting applies to the story file and auxiliary links found
on the home page, and to the Contents, Next, and Previous links on the
source pages. Here we arrange for them to appear in a column at the left
side of the page.
*/
/*
The filetype id applies only to the little (blorb), (pdf), and similar
denotations found on the links. Here we make these appear smaller than the
surrounding text. In order to get rid of them entirely, we would add
"display: none;" to our filetype definition.
*/
span.filetype { font-size: .5em; }
/*
Source formatting applies to the source text on generated pages.
*/
/*
We could alter the following in order to make the footnote links in the source
text appear different from other links, but otherwise they will be the same
color as other links -- which is fine as a default.
*/
/*
Here we tell the elements of the table of contents not to be listed with
bullets because this tends to produce considerable visual clutter especially
with large project files.
*/
source li
{
list-style-type: none;
list-style-position: default;
}
/*
Notes applies to footnotes on the source text.
*/
notes
{
margin-left: 16.8em;
width: 33em;
}
notes p
{
text-indent: -1.4em;
font-size: .75em;
}
