Can I change pressure colours to:
red=rising
blue= falling
green=steady
and how?
Rgds,
Stefan
There is no way to make that change in Weather Watcher Live. You could modify the Splendid skin though.
Instead of modifying the Splendid skin directly, copy the following folder and rename it to the name you want to appear in the “Interface Skin” dropdown box of the Weather Watcher Live Options “Skins” section:
[b]C:\users[/b][your Windows username]\AppData\Roaming\WeatherWatcherLive\Skins\Interface\Splendid
Then, inside of your new skin folder, you’ll need to modify the JavaScript code below in the following files:
[b]C:\users[/b][your Windows username][b]\AppData\Roaming\WeatherWatcherLive\Skins\Interface[/b][new skin name]\Default.html
[b]C:\users[/b][your Windows username][b]\AppData\Roaming\WeatherWatcherLive\Skins\Interface[/b][new skin name]\Skin.wwt
[b]C:\users[/b][your Windows username][b]\AppData\Roaming\WeatherWatcherLive\Skins\Interface[/b][new skin name]\Skini.wwt
//*****************************************************
//* Figure out barometer tick color *
//* Red = Falling; Blue = No Change; Green = Rising *
//*****************************************************
if (barometerText.indexOf("falling") > -1) barometerColor = "Red";
else if (barometerText.indexOf("rising") > -1) barometerColor = "Green";
else barometerColor = "Blue";
The modified code should look like this:
//*****************************************************
//* Figure out barometer tick color *
//* Red = Falling; Blue = No Change; Green = Rising *
//*****************************************************
if (barometerText.indexOf("falling") > -1) barometerColor = "Blue";
else if (barometerText.indexOf("rising") > -1) barometerColor = "Red";
else barometerColor = "Green";
Note: If you’re not using Windows Vista, the skin files will be in the following location:
[b]C:\Documents and Settings[/b][Windows Username]\Application Data\WeatherWatcherLive