Tinto: words in the world
The same square and the same words, three ways. First, the words sit on a panel over the picture. Then, with words="world", they are chalked on a board outside the Taverna, and each shop carries its hours on a plaque under its sign; press one for more. Last, with movable, they sit on a pane of frosted glass you can move. Quiet keeps the words flat and exact, and so does any screen too small for the board or the glass.
On a panel
The ordinary Tinto: the page's words in the reading panel, the people held still underneath it.
Come for the rain
Our lowest rate, June to September. The veranda stays dry and the paddy turns green.
In the world
The words on the Taverna's chalkboard, and the shops' hours where the shops are. In playful, chalk rain runs down the board round the words.
Come for the rain
Our lowest rate, June to September. The veranda stays dry and the paddy turns green.
On glass
The same words on a frosted pane you can move. Drag the grip in its corner, or focus it and use the arrow keys (Shift for bigger steps, Home to put the words back), and the people and the rain make room. The place goes into the link, so a copy of it opens with the words where you left them. Quiet keeps the words flat, and so does any screen too small to move them on.
Come for the rain
Our lowest rate, June to September. The veranda stays dry and the paddy turns green.
Tinto's own page: registers, the pinned line and every line written out.