🕸Fergus Duniho wrote on Tue, Sep 5, 2017 12:26 PM UTC:
If you want to continue the discussion of what is a Chess variant, there is a page on the subject.
I have now added CSS that uses the small logo when the screen is too small for the large one. The small one is given a width equal to the width of the screen, so that it appears larger than it would at its normal size. (Technically, its width in the HTML is set to one pixel less than the width of the large logo, and the max-width CSS directive that keeps the maximum width from going beyond the width of the screen reduces it to the screen width.)
If you want to continue the discussion of what is a Chess variant, there is a page on the subject.
I have now added CSS that uses the small logo when the screen is too small for the large one. The small one is given a width equal to the width of the screen, so that it appears larger than it would at its normal size. (Technically, its width in the HTML is set to one pixel less than the width of the large logo, and the max-width CSS directive that keeps the maximum width from going beyond the width of the screen reduces it to the screen width.)