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🕸Fergus Duniho wrote on Tue, Jan 16 05:21 PM UTC in reply to H. G. Muller from 04:00 PM:

The piece table can be made to appear as a 'satellite' element of the Diagram, by including a HTML element
in the page at the location where you want it to appear. For side-by-side display I usually define a 2x1 HTML table with the Diagram in the left cell, and the table in the right cell. The xxx is the same string as used in the satellite=xxx parameter in the diagram definition, and serves to indicate which table should contain the pieces of which Diagram when there is more than a single Diagram on the page. By default it would be 'piece'.

I'm not going to do that, because I expect it would break the use of the flex CSS. There should just be a parameter I can set to not make it hidden when the page loads. Since you didn't provide one, I added one called displayPieces, and it seems to be working.


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