InlineSetting=Underline
InlinePattern=[MeasureToday]
InlineSetting2=Underline
InlinePattern2=[MeasureDAY1]
InlineSetting3=Color | 255,255,0
InlinePattern3=[MeasureName]
InlineSetting4=Size | 10
InlinePattern4=[MeasureName]
InlineSetting5=Size | 10
InlinePattern5=[MeasureToday]
InlineSetting6=Size | 10
InlinePattern6=[MeasureDAY1]
; InlinePattern7 is for [MeasureConditions]
InlineSetting7=Italic
InlinePattern7=^.*\s:\s{1,}(.*)\,.*,.*Feels Like.*
; InlinePattern8 and 9 are for MeasureTemp
InlineSetting8=Color | 255,0,0
InlinePattern8=^.*\,\s+(.*).*\,.*Feels Like:.*
InlineSetting9=Size | 14
InlinePattern9=^.*\,\s+(.*).*\,.*Feels Like:.*
DynamicVariables=1
Thank you very much !
You are a Genius!
I have also noticed a problem in the meantime:
When the location name contains a parenthesis, InlineSetting = Size does not work anymore (InlinePattern4 = [MeasureName]).
xenium wrote:
Thank you very much !
You are a Genius!
I have also noticed a problem in the meantime:
When the location name contains a parenthesis, InlineSetting = Size does not work anymore (InlinePattern4 = [MeasureName]).
xenium wrote:Is there any possibility to add FontEffectColor = 168,168,168,168 for [MeasureTemp] only ?
The FontEffectColor option belongs to String meters, not to WebParser measures. You can't use it there.
Or would you like to set this option on the [MeterTEXT] meter, only for the value of [MeasureTemp] measure?
Depends on what effect you would like to use. If you want a Shadow effect, the following option could help: InlineSetting=Shadow | 2 | 2 | 3.5 | 168,168,168,168. You have to find the best values, for the first three numbers, as described here.
balala wrote:Depends on what effect you would like to use. If you want a Shadow effect, the following option could help: InlineSetting=Shadow | 2 | 2 | 3.5 | 168,168,168,168. You have to find the best values, for the first three numbers, as described here.