Because the Kindle browser doesn't support the CSS min function, I doubled up on the height and width assignments for the table cells in the diagram produced by betzaFlex.js. The first one uses the fixed pixel value, and the second one uses the min function. So, if a browser doesn't support min, it goes with the first assignment, and if it does support min, it overwrites the first assignment with the second. With these changes, the diagram can now show up in the Kindle browser. I've also checked that it still works properly with Android and Apple phones.
Because the Kindle browser doesn't support the CSS
minfunction, I doubled up on the height and width assignments for the table cells in the diagram produced by betzaFlex.js. The first one uses the fixed pixel value, and the second one uses theminfunction. So, if a browser doesn't supportmin, it goes with the first assignment, and if it does supportmin, it overwrites the first assignment with the second. With these changes, the diagram can now show up in the Kindle browser. I've also checked that it still works properly with Android and Apple phones.