So, thinking that it would nice if the Chess Federation of Canada began to celebrate their own, I 'tweaked' the CFC's home page ... just a touch ... or two. Don't worry ... no major revision such as migrating it over to a responsive mobile friendly CMS platform such Bootstrap ...or whatever.
To often, far to often, the leadership of the Chess Federation of Canada blunders time and time again to use their native resources to promote their own. In this instance it is the wonderful effort of Michael Song who became an International Master winner of the North American Under-18 Championship. Who has represented Canada many times, winning a bronze medal at the 2011 World Youth Championship. And, Razvan Preotu who earned the Grandmaster title in 2016 at the age of 17. The most notable result during his meteoric rise was at the 2016 Calgary International, which he won outright ahead of a strong international field including five GMs.
So ya, I recoded the CFC homepage ... in my browser's dev tools ... in an effort (hopefully not yet another wasted effort) to show what is possible with a little of bit of effort (less than 1 hour of coding) and a responsibility to chess in Canada at large.
Besides the above obvious changes I also did a couple of HTML code quickie changes.
1. Nudged (changed the padding) the Upcoming Tournaments to align with it neighbors.
2. Nudged (changed the padding) the top Search Now button within the Search Rating code block ... I changed that title too :)
3. Added a new block of code ... Featured Book ... !
4. Removed the stupid Hit Counter ... thing is a complete waste of screen real estate.
Anywho, congrats! to Michael Song and Razvan Preotu.
To often, far to often, the leadership of the Chess Federation of Canada blunders time and time again to use their native resources to promote their own. In this instance it is the wonderful effort of Michael Song who became an International Master winner of the North American Under-18 Championship. Who has represented Canada many times, winning a bronze medal at the 2011 World Youth Championship. And, Razvan Preotu who earned the Grandmaster title in 2016 at the age of 17. The most notable result during his meteoric rise was at the 2016 Calgary International, which he won outright ahead of a strong international field including five GMs.
So ya, I recoded the CFC homepage ... in my browser's dev tools ... in an effort (hopefully not yet another wasted effort) to show what is possible with a little of bit of effort (less than 1 hour of coding) and a responsibility to chess in Canada at large.
Besides the above obvious changes I also did a couple of HTML code quickie changes.
1. Nudged (changed the padding) the Upcoming Tournaments to align with it neighbors.
2. Nudged (changed the padding) the top Search Now button within the Search Rating code block ... I changed that title too :)
3. Added a new block of code ... Featured Book ... !
4. Removed the stupid Hit Counter ... thing is a complete waste of screen real estate.
Anywho, congrats! to Michael Song and Razvan Preotu.
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