Three changes, all behind one breakpoint at 840dp — Material's "expanded"
width, which is a tablet in landscape or a foldable opened out. Below it
nothing moves.
The measure. A couplet's two hemistichs are set to the start and end of the
line, which on a phone reads as one unit and on a tablet flings them to
opposite edges with a hand's width of nothing between. The poem is now held to
680dp and centred, so the halves of a line stay within one glance of each
other. On a phone the constraint never binds.
Contents. PoemTree puts the poem's place in the poet's work beside it — poet »
book » section » poem — with the path to the open poem already unfolded and
scrolled to, because a book of 495 ghazals otherwise opens at ghazal 1.
Branches load as they open. Tapping a category folds it rather than navigating:
the section's own page lists the same poems, so opening it would only cost the
reader their place.
The dictionary. On a wide screen it is a column beside the poem rather than a
sheet over it, so the line the word came from stays in view while its meaning
is read, and it holds its word until closed. The sheet and the pane share one
lookup and one footer.
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