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== Altering the gauge 'layout' on the page ==
== Altering the gauge 'layout' on the page ==


It is easy to 'move' the gauges around the page to create alternative layouts. By default, there are<br>four rows of gauges laid out like this (o = optional gauge)...  
It is easy to 'move' the gauges around the page to create alternative layouts. By default, there are four rows of gauges laid out like this (o = optional gauge)...  
 
***<br> * * o<br> * * *<br> o o
 
To move the gauges you just need to edit the HTML file and move &lt;div&gt;'s (and their contents) with a<br>class="gauge". Each 'row' is contained within a &lt;div&gt; with a class="row". If you do re-order the<br>gauges, then DO NOT change the "tip_N" numbers, each number is associated with a particular gauge not<br>it's position on the page.
 
I use the following 'horizontal' layout on my personal page (no Solar or UV optional gauges, but with<br>the optional Wind Rose)
 
****<br> * * * * o


    * * *
    * * o
    * * *
    o o


To move the gauges you just need to edit the HTML file and move &lt;div&gt;'s (and their contents) with a class="gauge". Each 'row' is contained within a &lt;div&gt; with a class="row". If you do re-order the gauges, then DO NOT change the "tip_N" numbers, each number is associated with a particular gauge not it's position on the page.


I use the following 'horizontal' layout on my personal page (no Solar or UV optional gauges, but with the optional Wind Rose)


    * * * *
  * * * * o


== Weather Display Users ==
== Weather Display Users ==

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