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I won't answer my next question right away (since I'm about to get off the computer).
But is there a way to do if - then statements in a css?
One of the things that annoy me about some games, is that you need to know past information - or current information that is in the game notation. (Like in Ice Age Chess - the only way to see current move is to show the game notation.... which of course stays visiable in all the games - Ugh) Plus other games like Dark Chess & Frog Finder - past turn information can also be used. I'm sure there are others, but that is 3 games I know I have to keep turning on game notation just to see 1 thing.
What I would like to do is something like
If game is Battleboats, then game notation { visibility: hidden; } and repeat for all the games.
or do the opposet for the few games that needs to show the game notation. So any ideas or suggestions? Is if/then statements possible, or is there a better way to do it?
coan.net: I've suggested before that Fencer makes a tiny change: wrap the entire body of the page in a single <DIV> which has a class that corresponds with the game.
So you'd have:
<DIV class = 'Dice Poker'> <DIV class = 'Froglet'> <DIV class = 'MiniShogi'>
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