Sandaysoft

Thanks Dan.
Didn't see the update message.
All is working fine with normal size thumb images!!!

Cheers,

Arthur

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http://www.altonaweather.ca

beteljuice, it seems Arthur might be 'hard of hearing'...

You can have a look at Arthur's pages by clicking on the Altona Forest (Pickering, Ontario, Canada) link...

Either it is "hearing" or "reading"
[iOriginal uvsm.png: 720 x 288
Changed in thumb size (like all others in graphs to 150 x 100][/i]
Since updating to 1.9.3 (1036) it's all the way it should be......

Cheers,
Arthur
http://altonaweather.host22.com

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http://www.altonaweather.ca

Hello to all,

Not too sure what I've done wrong with my site (I thought I'd followed the install instructions to the letter) but it does not seem to be displaying as expected.

If you have the time, could someone have a look and point me in the right direction, as I seem to be currently going round in circles with ths.

Much appreciated

Mark

Http://www.maidenhead-weather.co.uk

Mark, unfortunately, you will have to re-read the installation instructions for the Weather Blues templates.

A hint: It appears that the cascading style sheets (those with the 'css' extension) are nowhere to be found...

Ray,
Thanks for the hint, its amazing what you can miss at 1am in the morning, I found them in a folder all on their own....

Al I need to do now is re-rea the instructions to work out why the Today/This Week etc pages are displaying the way they (oh, and correct the clock)

Thanks again (I`m learning every day!)

Mark

And "about".

Duke

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Duke

Nightingale Weather PHP
Eastleigh, Hampshire, UK

Duke,
I edited the infos file in Word, all I did was overtype the original text and uploaded the saved file to the server, and it displaying the text of the file??
Web Design & Building seems to be beyond me

Mark

WORD - no no no! You need to be using a plein text editor go here and install notepad++. That will stop you creating further problems.



I thought the same only a few months ago. You'll soon understand the basics and want more. If you get stuck then search first and ask second. Most problems are answered here already.

Good luck.

Duke

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Duke

Nightingale Weather PHP
Eastleigh, Hampshire, UK

Duke,
Thank you for the pointer towards notepad I would never have guesed that Word would be the issue (just tried a notepad edit, it worked first time) I can see I`m going to have a lot of fun tonight with my newly found knowledge.

Thanks once again

Mark

Hi Mark,

It'a a good idea to use Notepad++, as mentioned in installation instructions,
as it's so powerful and feature rich like syntax coloration. This help you to see
fastly what's language command and what's text to display!

In future vesion those colors will be used to highlight text to customize.
In Weather Blues v2, i'll indicate black text as text you have to check
for customizing to identify your site easily.

Then, as you could see, that's not so complicate!

Regards,
Jacques

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Jacques,
Thank you for the advice.

I am currently editing the index.htm page, but do not seem to be able to find "how to set the Local Time" for the clock?

Any advice you are able to give would be much appreciated

Mark

Hi Mark,

To set your clock, simply follow detailed instructions on that link:
http://meteoduquebec.com/weather_blues_ ... html#clock

In brief, check to find file clockp.js and parameter mytimezone to specify
time zone of your locality.

Don't hesitate if you need further help... just specify what's giving you trouble.

Best regards,
Jacques

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Jacques,
Clock now up and running, Thankyou for the advice.

Given that I have virtually no knowledge or experience of webpage construction or editing, the fact that I have a website up and running is a credit to your excellent skills of design, you have made the installation of the pages very easy (I only needed a couple of pointers in the right direction).
Thankyou very much for the time you have obviously spent setting these pages up, very much appreciated.

Mark

Http://www.maidenhead-weather.co.uk

Hi Mark,

It's a "pleasure" to see our work spread all around the world!

I have no "glory", because I'm working in a school and I'm just putting
some "spice" in a wonderful job done by Steve on that Cumulus.

Then, welcome in the world of amateur weather publishers!

Cheers,
Jacques