Using another board image
It is possible to use another board image, by just assigning the location of this image to the brdimg variable.
This is demonstrated in the following example game between Alexander Mc Donnell and Louis Charles Mahe de la Bourdonnais, that has been played in 1834.
In the example above I have used brdimg=pcsdir+'wood29.jpg';
instead of wood29.jpg you may prefer to use another board image like:
- blue29.jpg
- borderline29.gif
- cowderoy29.jpg
- gray29.jpg
- graystone29.jpg
- green29.jpg
- ivorygreen29.jpg
- lightestgray29.jpg
- lightgray29.jpg
- marblebrown29.jpg
- rob29.jpg
- sepia29.jpg
- slatebrown29.jpg
- wood29.jpg
but it is rather easy to create you own background image and just point brdimg to this url.
Two more attention points:
- If you always want to use another board image then add this javascript statement to your template.
- If you only want to use it for one board then don't forget to set it back at the end of the javascript code in the post
Thomas Johansson
17 April 2010 at 08:37
Hi, just wondering if you've tried chessflash.com and if so what you think of it, compared to other alternatives? And two, any thoughts on which blog site is best for chess content?
Chess Teacher
17 April 2010 at 10:10
I'll have a look at chessflash.com in the near future.
Regarding chess lessons I like ChessTeacherlessons.com very much, but I still prefer the Exeter Chess Club homepage.
Delenn
17 April 2010 at 12:49
Hi again!
Chess Teacher I've tried to use change my board image permanently but i couldn't find where to insert the code in my blogs html. I'm pretty sure it isn't very complex but still i couldn't figure it out.
Chess Teacher
18 April 2010 at 06:02
Hi,
A possible place would be just after
<script src='http://sites.google.com/site/viewchessgame/js/gv.js' type='text/javascript'/>
There you have to enter something like
<script>brdimg=pcsdir+'wood29.jpg';</script>
Delenn
22 April 2010 at 07:35
It worked perfectly! Thanks a lot :)