Kevin Pacey wrote on Fri, Feb 17, 2017 08:21 PM UTC:
The best way to properly show your diagram in a Comment without any big fuss, I've now realized, is to post a Comment first without attempting to give the diagram at all. Then, procede to edit your Comment (by using the 'edit' command that shows with it), whereupon you merely insert the diagram's HTML code string into your Comment at some point of your choosing. For some reason, as I alluded to earlier, Comments on this website currently don't handle diagram HTML strings quite properly if attempting to show them without doing an edit after.
For a square board checkering scheme for a diagram, i.e. that uses just two of the colours that are specified by the digram designer at a given time, if you want to switch the light & dark colours of the board checkering scheme, switch the order of the numbers in the fairly simple checkering scheme that you're currently using, then hit 'update'. For example, if the checkering scheme is 10.01. then change it to 01.10. Note that it is important to include the last dot when giving a checkering scheme of any sort.
The best way to properly show your diagram in a Comment without any big fuss, I've now realized, is to post a Comment first without attempting to give the diagram at all. Then, procede to edit your Comment (by using the 'edit' command that shows with it), whereupon you merely insert the diagram's HTML code string into your Comment at some point of your choosing. For some reason, as I alluded to earlier, Comments on this website currently don't handle diagram HTML strings quite properly if attempting to show them without doing an edit after.
For a square board checkering scheme for a diagram, i.e. that uses just two of the colours that are specified by the digram designer at a given time, if you want to switch the light & dark colours of the board checkering scheme, switch the order of the numbers in the fairly simple checkering scheme that you're currently using, then hit 'update'. For example, if the checkering scheme is 10.01. then change it to 01.10. Note that it is important to include the last dot when giving a checkering scheme of any sort.