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Hi @suevi-if ! Thank you ✨ Hmm, if scroll bars appear where they shouldn't be it's possible that there is some content/element on the page that is taking up too much space, in which case I would check whether that's an error - meaning something is taking up too much space where it shouldn't (I would use Developer Tools to check that). And, depending on the situation, maybe look into changing the overflow property styling.

The overflow property controls what happens to content that is too big to fit into an area/the size of an element, and by default is set to create scroll bars when necessary. You can override this by setting the styling to hidden - which means that any content that extends beyond the width or height of the element is clipped, or visible - which means any content that extends beyond the width or height will simply be visible outside the element (rarely a good thing though)

But it could also be a browser that has some default coding for scroll bars that overrides the styling somehow?

Hi @crispy-jpeg ! Do you have any examples of visual glitches you are experiencing? I've looked at the template now and it seems to be working as intended for me, but I haven't been actively using Twine for a while, so I may have missed something.

Some information that can be helpful is what type of browser you're using, and whether or not you're building the UI through the Twine app or if you're using Twee with some coding editor like Visual Studio Code.

It might be that if you're testing the template by clicking "play" through the Twine app, the visuals won't fully work, because some of the elements of the template are dependent on images and fonts that are located in the game's folder, which is not accessible when played through the Twine app - if that makes sense?

Absolutely! You may use them however you want - they are completely free 😊 Although I've been made aware that they might be in need of an upgrade since Twine was updated to the new version.

Aw, thank you!! Right back at you 💐💐💐

Let's say I want to draw something—or edit something—and place it in my game somewhere as a selectable choice in twine

How would one do that?

Hi, luv ✨ No problem!

I'm assuming since you're drawing something, or editing something, that this will be some sort of image file? And by selectable choice, you mean that clicking on this image will take you to another passage or something?

If so, you can easily use either the regular <<link>> syntax or the [[]] link syntax, like so:

(and, of course, replace IMAGE URL with the url to your image and PASSAGE NAME with the name of the passage you want the user to be taken to), and that should do it!

Of course, you would either have to host the image file(s) locally and upload them to itch.io or wherever you're hosting your game along with your game file, or you can upload them to an image hosting site and just use the URL from there.

If this isn't entirely what you had in mind, most of Twine's link macros have an imageMarkeup built in if you want the user to interact with an image instead of text, so a quick Ctrl/Cmd + F search for imageMarkeup on Twine's documentation shows you all the ways you can use images.