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<blockquote data-quote="Micropolis" data-source="post: 918255" data-attributes="member: 96567">Dear kjegibbons,Copy the following string &quot;<a href="http://www.frontierastro.co.uk/Maps/London_&lt;rangeword:North,South,West,East&gt;.jpg" target="_blank">http://www.frontierastro.co.uk/Maps/London_&lt;rangeword:North,South,West,East&gt;.jpg</a>&quot; into the astronomy URL configuration field and save your configuration. Due to the iterative placeholder &quot;rangeword&quot; WorldWeather creates a slideshow, which contains all 4 images. The time between switching from one picture to another can be defined using the expert settings.&nbsp;The DefaultWide skin for WorldWeather use cascading skin files. It does not make sense, to look into WorldWeatherAstronomy.xml for calendar related properties, you must open WorldWeatherHoliday.xml to do this. Here you can find all properties, which will be used inside the calendar view. If you can't find the appropriate properties, you can define a additional entry easily by copy/paste a existing label section. After this, please replace the existing label with properties like #WorldWeather.CalendarSelfDefined&lt;digit&gt;DayDescription, #WorldWeather.CalendarSelfDefined&lt;digit&gt;Day and/or #WorldWeather.CalendarSelfDefined&lt;digit&gt;WeekDay (digit is a number between 0 and 4). As the last step, please adjust the X-/Y-Position of this label for your personal needs and save the skin file.&nbsp;Cheers, Micropolis</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Micropolis, post: 918255, member: 96567"] Dear kjegibbons, Copy the following string "[url]http://www.frontierastro.co.uk/Maps/London_<rangeword:North,South,West,East>.jpg[/url]" into the astronomy URL configuration field and save your configuration. Due to the iterative placeholder "rangeword" WorldWeather creates a slideshow, which contains all 4 images. The time between switching from one picture to another can be defined using the expert settings. The DefaultWide skin for WorldWeather use cascading skin files. It does not make sense, to look into WorldWeatherAstronomy.xml for calendar related properties, you must open WorldWeatherHoliday.xml to do this. Here you can find all properties, which will be used inside the calendar view. If you can't find the appropriate properties, you can define a additional entry easily by copy/paste a existing label section. After this, please replace the existing label with properties like #WorldWeather.CalendarSelfDefined<digit>DayDescription, #WorldWeather.CalendarSelfDefined<digit>Day and/or #WorldWeather.CalendarSelfDefined<digit>WeekDay (digit is a number between 0 and 4). As the last step, please adjust the X-/Y-Position of this label for your personal needs and save the skin file. Cheers, Micropolis [/QUOTE]

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