Uwe Jacobs

Stimmt, das ist ein Tippfehler.

I am going to fix this translation with the next release. I will also look into the line break.

Thanks for reporting this issue.

Great. Thanks for the update.

I was able to get to your site and check things out. I will provide an update to OWM Weather shortly that fixes the date and time value for your special case. Once you have installed the update, replace the contents of custom1.php with this:

<?php
    echo '<style>.owmw-main-symbol.owmw-symbol-svg { margin-top: -30px; }</style>';
    echo '<table id="owmw-custom-navbar"><tbody><tr>';
    echo '<td class="owmw-custom-date">' . esc_html($owmw_data["today_day"]) . '</td>';
    echo '<td class="owmw-custom-symbol">' .  wp_kses($owmw_html["now"]["symbol"], $owmw_opt['allowed_html']) . '</td>';
    echo '<td class="owmw-custom-temperature">' . esc_html($owmw_data["temperature"] . $owmw_data["temperature_unit_character"]) . '</td>';
    echo '<td class="owmw-custom-location">' . esc_html($owmw_data["name"]) . '</td>';
    echo '</tr></tbody></table>';

I don’t have access to wp.haldway.com.

The owm-weather/content-owmweather-custom1.php file should look something like that to get close to your desired layout. I added an id for the table and classes for each element so you can fine-tune via CSS.

<?php
    echo '<table id="owmw-custom-navbar"><tbody><tr>';
    echo '<td class="owmw-custom-date">' . date("F d, Y H:i", $owmw_data[timestamp]) . '</td>';
    echo '<td class="owmw-custom-symbol">' . $owmw_html[now][symbol] . '</td>';
    echo '<td class="owmw-custom-temperature">' . $owmw_data[temperature] . $owmw_data[temperature_unit_character] . '</td>';
    echo '<td class="owmw-custom-location">' . $owmw_data[name] . '</td>';
    echo '</tr></tbody></table>';

I suggest creating a custom template from scratch instead trying to force an existing template via CSS. This way you have full control over the contents, order, and layout. The fields you need for your specific layout are:

• $owmw_data[timestamp]
• $owmw_html[now][symbol]
• $owmw_data[temperature]
• $owmw_data[temperature_unit_character]
• $owmw_data[name]

Let me know in case you need anything else.

Do you have a URL where I could look at the issue?

Thanks for confirming and posting your CSS.

Hi,
Below CSS code should bring you close to your desired layout. Enter it in the Weather post settings under the Layout tab. It hides the “Current” header and pulls the info card all the way to the left.

.fs-3.opacity-75.mt-3 {
  display: none;
}

.owmw-current-infos.card {
  margin-right: 0;
  margin-left: 0;
}

I’ll add more options for these in one of the next releases.

Thanks for your kind review, Pepper.
Unfortunately, the Geo-location is reported by the browser and OWM Weather has no control over it. You can check the reported location at https://ujsoftware.com/owm-weather-blog/geo-and-ip-location-test/.

Thanks for your kind review!

The functionality has been added to version 5.6.11. Please update to this version and then use ‘@address’ in the “search by city name” field.

In the next couple of days. I am already testing it in a development environment.

Hi,

WordPress plugins sanitize all input fields to prevent the execution of any malicious code.

In one of the next releases, I am going to add a feature that allows using a custom field name for the city input. Then you would enter “@address” in the city name field and the plugin reads the custom field “address” to get to the city name.

Thanks for reporting the issue. Please update to version 5.6.10 and try again.