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H. G. Muller wrote at 04:19 PM UTC in reply to William Wragg from 04:01 PM:

By the way, how do people add Interactive Diagrams in the comments, ...

I always use HTML mode, and put the specificationsbetween <div> tags, as the Play-Test tool suggests. It should not be necessary to "leave any space"; a HTML <div> section makes itself as large as is needed. I have no explanation for why the subscript to the Diagram would not show. Unless you explicitly defined a pieceTable element elsewhere on the page; then the table would be created there, and be always in view. To get the Play it! link in that case you would have to add a parameter enableAI=2.

Yep, on my iPad it picked it up with a refresh as well. 

Well, for me the problem doesn't seem to be refresh of the browser cache. I can refresh it as often as I want, but the server still keeps sending me the obsolete version.


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