johnbchrise

It’s working after utilizing LingoSam’s (Find all instances of https://icons-ecast.wxug.com/ and replace them with https://icons-ak.wxug.com/) fix.

Thanks again everyone for the crucial time-saving input!

You guys rock for taking the time to share such detailed and great info! I will try your suggestion wdesousa as soon as I have a few minutes to dedicate to it.

How about just using the option of uploading your own icon set and allowing to pull form sever in which your site resides? In the wp-wunderground text file, it gives “instructions” how to do this, but it doesn’t make entire sense to me. here is what the text doc says:

If you want to use your own icons, you would add a filter to the bottom of your theme’s functions.php file:

<h3>Version 1.2+</h3>

add_filter('wp_wunderground_forecast_icon', 'use_custom_wunderground_icons');

function use_custom_wunderground_icons($content=null) { 

	$myIconFolder = 'https://www.example.com/images/';

	$myFileType = '.gif';

	$content = preg_replace('/http\:\/\/icons\-ecast\.wxug\.com\/i\/c\/[a-z]\/(.*?)\.gif/ism', $myIconFolder.'$1'.$myFileType, $content);

	return $content;
}

<h3>Version 1.1</h3>

add_filter('wp_wunderground_forecast', 'use_custom_wunderground_icons');

function use_custom_wunderground_icons($content=null) { 

	$myIconFolder = 'https://www.example.com/images/';

	$myFileType = '.gif';

	$content = preg_replace('/http\:\/\/icons\-ecast\.wxug\.com\/i\/c\/[a-z]\/(.*?)\.gif/ism', $myIconFolder.'$1'.$myFileType, $content);

	return $content;
}

Can anyone make better sense of this? What do I name the actual icons?

Also, from the Wunderground site, vague reference is given here to adding a set of icons. Click here to view the post.