From 8f06a0e126a5d8ba6321f0e15d97f82c90e6c0b4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: pommicket Date: Thu, 18 Sep 2025 22:13:06 -0400 Subject: Improvements for mobile --- pub/index.html | 264 ++++++++++++++++++++------------------------------------- 1 file changed, 90 insertions(+), 174 deletions(-) (limited to 'pub/index.html') diff --git a/pub/index.html b/pub/index.html index 04db2a4..d79521b 100644 --- a/pub/index.html +++ b/pub/index.html @@ -5,178 +5,7 @@ BlankPlays - + @@ -184,16 +13,24 @@ You must enable JavaScript in your browser to do these puzzles.

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- Find all the possible plays with a single blank!
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BlankPlays

+ Find all possible plays with a single blank!
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How to Play

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+ BlankPlays is a puzzle where you try to find all legal plays + from a given Scrabble™* position, where the only tile + on your rack is a single blank. +

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+ To begin, click/tap on a square on the board that is highlighted with a gray outline. + Then click/tap on the tiles below the board to select which letters you think can go in that + position. +

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+ You can also start by clicking a tile at the bottom of the board, then click on all positions + where you think it can go. +

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+ If you think no letters play on a square, you can right-click it, or use the ø tile below the board, + to mark it in red (this doesn’t affect scoring but might help you keep track of things). +

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+ When you’re done, click the “All done!” button. This will show you which plays you missed, + which of your guesses were incorrect (form illegal words), and which were correct. + You’ll get a score out of 100 based on how well you did. +

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+ By default, squares which only allow for 2 letter words are disabled. + You can change this by turning off the “Skip 2’s” checkbox, + or go even further and disable squares which only make 3/4 letter words + with the “Skip 3/4’s” checkboxes. +

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+ You can select the lexicon (word list) to use with the little selector at the top. + NWL is typically used in Canada and the United States, + and CSW is used in the rest of the English-speaking world. +

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+ * BlankPlays is not an official or approved Scrabble product and is not associated + with Hasbro or Mattel in any way. +

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Credits

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+ These game positions were generated using the + Macondo + program’s autoplay feature, courtesy of César del Solar. +

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+ The NWL lexicon is by the North American Scrabble Players’ Association (NASPA), + and the CSW lexicon is by HarperCollins. + +

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+ Design/programming by pommicket. +

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Report an issue

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+ Found something that can be fixed or improved? Please let me know! + You can report an issue on the + GitHub page + or by sending an e-mail to + pommicket@pommicket.com. +

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