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About Weather Forecast Widget
This weather widget uses the OpenWeatherMap API to retrieve weather data for a specific city or coordinates. It can be implemented on a page, post, or widget area using a shortcode, and offers multiple templates and customizable settings, including the option to add a background image. The widget also includes daily and hourly weather forecasts, weather alerts, and various weather icons to choose from.Screenshots
Changelog
1.1.5
- Bug fixing: Removed a div end tag that was redundant
1.1.4
- New: Bootstrap is only loaded by this plugin if it has not yet been activated (by the active theme or other active plugins).
- New: New template: Alert Template 1 (“alert_1”).
- New: New shortcode parameter “alerts”.
1.1.3
- Bug fixing: Especially Template 2 + Template 3
- Bug fixing: Display the name of the day in one line in the daily forecast
- Bug fixing: There is an overflow in the hourly forecast on smaller devices (e.g. on smartphones) . Therefore, on smaller devices, only up to 3 columns are displayed over the day. On larger devices, all hourly forecast columns will remain.
- New: New shortcode parameters “show_hourly_forecast”, “show_daily_forecast”, “show_alerts”.
- New: From now on several [weather_forecast_widget] shortcodes can be used on one page with activated lazy loding (ajax).
1.1.2
- Bug fixing incompability between bootstrap templates and some themes
1.1.1
- Bug fixing incompability between bootstrap templates and some themes
1.1.0
- Bug fixing: Template 1
- New: Template 2
- New: Template 3
- New: Lazy loading shortcode attribute/functionality
- New: Hourly/daily weather forecast functionality
- New: Animated weather icons embedded
- New: Show weather alerts
- New: Using Bootstrap and Fontawesome
- Update the “Tested up to” value
1.0.1
- Bug fixing: Template 1
- Update the “Tested up to” value
1.0.0
- Initial load of the plugin.
