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Wunderground Setup in Wordpress #13

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K9Heaven opened this issue Nov 18, 2014 · 1 comment
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Wunderground Setup in Wordpress #13

K9Heaven opened this issue Nov 18, 2014 · 1 comment

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@K9Heaven
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Hi
I love your weather plugin but am having issues since you changed it to a widget. I still want to embed it in a page. I've read your notes and created this code:
[wunderground location="Alnwick, Northumberland" iconset="incredible" numdays="5" layout="table-horizontal" measurement="metric" hidedata="search" hidedata="pop" hidedata="text"]
However, I'm not seeing the icons, the end bit of my location is missing, chance of precipitation is still showing and the high/low temperatures are showing only as digits (the deg C is missing). See image below.
wunderground_screenshot

What am I doing wrong?

Many thanks
@zackkatz
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zackkatz commented Dec 4, 2014

You're close.

  • The hidedata parameter should only be used once, not for each item
  • The icon name should be Incredible, not incredible. I've made a tweak in the next plugin version that catches this issue.

Here's the code to use:

[wunderground location="Alnwick, Northumberland" iconset="Incredible" numdays="5" layout="table-horizontal" measurement="metric" hidedata="search,pop,text"]

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