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About ICIT Weather Widget
This plugin allows you to add a weather widget to your website's sidebar that pulls information from the OpenWeatherMap API. You can customize the widget's appearance and choose between showing the current weather or a forecast for the next three days. The plugin works in most browsers, but may have some styling issues in certain themes.Screenshots
Changelog
2.5.3
- Remove extended forecast as now a pro feature
2.5.2
- Update “Tested up to:” value
2.5.1
- Translation updates
- Stability improvements
2.5
- Changed to require user API key due to the popularity of the plugin
- Added a shortcode attribute for ID to provide a solution for displaying multiple shortcodes per post
2.4.5
- Changed constructors to use PHP5 style
2.4.4
- Fixes an error with shortcodes not updating weather
2.4.3
- Now uses Transients to cache data returned from OpenWeatherMap, this makes the plugin more reliable and faster to load after the first call
2.4.2
- Plugin should now be more reliable
2.4.1
- Fixed an issue with the content being wider than the wrapper in some themes
2.4
- A lot of styling updates and a bit of cleanup of the markup and settings
- Added colour styles: Check the description/readme for information on which style does what
- Merged the Display and Position settings, you can now choose whether there is a forecast and where it displays in 1 setting
- Fixed a lot of the issues with the display when not displaying breakdown information
- Carrying on with a few of the changes from V2.3.3 where the markup is a bit more dynamic based on settings
2.3.3
- A few markup and styling updates
2.3.2
- Fixed icons sometimes not displaying, fixed using city id to get weather
2.3.1
- Fixed CloudyMoon icon
2.3
- Update icons and added styling option to move forecast list
2.2.1
- Added shortcode
2.2
- Changed api from using xml to json
2.1.1
- City name is now returned from OpenWeatherMap
2.1
- icit-weather-widget is now translatable.
2.0
- Now uses OpenWeatherMap, new icons and customisable css.
