The standard skin does not have a separate page for almanac data. As you
say you are less experienced in web programming, you could add additional
tags to the main page.
To place something on the left side under the current data table insert it
before the "</div> <!--End class "stats_group" -->" line. For example you
could write there:
$almanac.skymap(width=514)
or
$almanac.sun.year_diagram(width=514)
or some other diagram.
For values on the right side in the almanac section look for "Today's
Almanac". After that you find a table with lines <tr> and </tr>. Between
them are two lines starting with <td. All this together is a line in the
table. The two <td lines are the columns. The first one is the label, the
second one the value. You can write new lines like this, for example:
<tr>
<td class="label">$gettext("Perihelion"):</td>
<td class="data">$almanac.next_perihelion</td>
</tr>
If you need the label in another language than English, put the translation
into the [Texts] section of the appropriate language file in the lang
sub-directory.
[email protected] schrieb am Freitag, 13. März 2026 um 16:15:25 UTC+1:
I have weewx 5.3.1 (pip) running on an RPI5 under Bookworm and would like
to add Skyfield to my Standard skin. Most of the discussions deal with the
Seasons skin and, not being much of a programmer, I am not sure how to
integrate this on my Standard skin. I have installed the two extensions
(almanac and map).
I have set this up on a test machine with trixie (RPI5) using Seasons where
it is working but I want to use the Standard skin since all of my
customization is there.
Much appreciated for any pointers.
Cheers,
Bob
grattans.org/wx
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