whatever OS you're on this should work, go into you're OS's text edit software (notepad, text, and text edit, as an example for windows, chromebook andmac, I'm not sure about linux) copy paste this into it:
<div id="scratch-games" class="container">
<iframe style="margin-top:-76px; margin-left:-17px;" allowtransparency="true" width="980" height="820" src="//scratch.mit.edu/projects/embed/url number here/?autostart=true" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
</div>
at the end of the url, there will be a number, here is an example (https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/11111111/) copypaste the number of your project into where it says url number here (after erasing it, of course) you can mess around with all the other variables in this script but I would suggest not as that might mess up the entire thing
then save it and name it "text.html" (the .html being so that the computer knows it's and html file) then at the itch.io upload page change the "kind of project" section to say html then go to the "upload project" section and upload the html file, then click the save button and test. you'll need to post it on scratch the post it on itch.io then submit it to the jam
also I would suggest posting a scratch game you've already made on itch.io to test it.
if you need help just reply to this comment and I'll help you to the best my abiltiy.
I hope this helped you, and happy jamming :)
Hey Flyby. I used the engine Stencyl for several years before switching to Unreal Engine. I HIGHLY recommend it. It's built on scratch so it uses the same code block drag and drop system... but it's a full 2d game engine and is really freaking awesome. Check it out! http://www.stencyl.com/ - If you know Scratch I bet you'd pick it up fast. Maybe use the jam as a way to learn it?