Looks like there's some code that needs to be added to center it on a phone. I did it already for the desktop... or rather, I copied it from the AI.
Day 293: Fiddling
- Thread starter Homer Potvin
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It looks fine left aligned on the phone. And I'm used to where things are lol.
Yeah, I wouldn't want it moved on my phone either. It's too near the thumb.
Apparently the little URL logo thingie is called a favicon.... who knew?
There’s also a medium sized one that shows up in the header in google searches
Is that the 192 x 192 one? She did both the logo and the solo feather one in that size. I have the reg logo in there now.
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Ooh, that is big. It's sharper than the old one, and I kinda like it centred given that nothing else shares that vertical real estate.
yeah centreed is better it avoid the double title thing with the titles on the left
More fiddling... if you see a different homepage, the "forums" button takes you back to normal. Ignore the other stuff... it will be gone in a few.
I don't mind, as long as the forum doesn't burn down.
(And yes, that's a myth. The fiddle wasn't invented for nearly 17 centuries after Nero was already dead).
its not so much a myth as a mistransalation. Nero 'fiddled' as in he procrastinated, he didn't take effective action, he focused on other things... specifically he played the Lyre and sang watching the fire, dreaming of the great city he would build
Yes, but even that is a myth. Nero wasn't even in Rome when the fire began, but rather at his villa in Antium, 35 miles away. When he heard about the fire, he returned to Rome to coordinate relief efforts and opened his palaces to provide shelter for the homeless.
The story arose from rumors that he performed a song about the destruction of Troy—using his own lyre—while viewing the destruction.
But although Nero helped with relief, his subsequent construction of the massive Domus Aurea (Golden House) on the burned-out land led many to believe he started the fire intentionally.
The story arose from rumors that he performed a song about the destruction of Troy—using his own lyre—while viewing the destruction.
But although Nero helped with relief, his subsequent construction of the massive Domus Aurea (Golden House) on the burned-out land led many to believe he started the fire intentionally.
