Last post by Steeley -
OK, the way you posed the question initially seemed to imply (to me, anyway) ,that you wished to show the board (and board animation?) without displaying the actual code.
Last post by ahrasis -
Which one did you install? @Spuds shared 1.1 just a few post before yours, though I am not sure that gonna work either as I have never installed it and it seems pretty old too.
Last post by Acido -
Sorry to necro this thread, but recently found myself having to do the same thing (alignment of embedded video) the best solution i found was to change display: block; to display: inline-block; on the elk_video containers (including videoheader) and now it works with alignment bbc.
Last post by Vector -
When installing the latest version of the chat on the forum version 1.1.9, it gives an error - vsprintf(): Argument #2 ($values) must be of type array, string given
pgn is a format for recording chess games in ASCII. I'm a bit confused why you would post the game code if you don't want people to see the moves in the game.. {If you just want to display the board layout (without the moves that built it), that's probably best done with a screenshot image of the chess program output/display (chess202x, etc.).}
Since this is (to me) an obvious solution to the "problem" of people seeing the chess moves from a program output intended to show the chess moves , I anticipate I'm not really understanding what you're trying to do - can you explain better?
Last post by Vector -
Hello! I have a chess forum. but there is no way to insert the game bbcode [pgn] [/pgn] into the message and the game appears in the message, people see the moves. Please tell me how this can be implemented on my chess forum?
Last post by Steeley -
There is one vehicle on the planet that costs more per mile to operate than any other.
•More than a Semi Truck.. •More than an Abrahams Tank •More than a B2 Bomber •More than a Saturn 5 Rocket! •More, even, than an Aircraft Carrier!!
It's the most environmentally fueled vehicle on the planet. It has zero emissions, no carbon foot print, and requires very little maintenance...
They can (and do) go anywhere - they've been found on paved roads, gravel roads, mountain trails, beach sand, lakes, rivers, canals, you name it...
It's not all that big (you can put several, even dozens of them parked in the space of a compact car). Consequently, if you have a large family, you might even have to drive two at a time!
It didn't start out all that expensive to operate, however..
Do you know the reason why it costs so much to operate today? Choose one..
(a) Government Regulations (b) Government Subsidies (c) Government Debt (d) All of the above
If you picked (d) you are correct.
And unless you make it even more expensive by paying someone else (Uber, etc.) to drive it for you, YOU probably drive one often!