Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-NOAA - Another Weather Module
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I had the same issue. The change to config.js did fix it but now the temp is showing in Celsius. My locals are:
language: "en", timeFormat: 24, units: "imperial",
any idea?
Thanks!
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@stevegoble hi, this units option does only work for the default weather module. In NOAA its the value of the time format so 24 hours is european so Celsius, 12 hours is USA so Fahrenheit. Where are u living?
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@tbbear
Thank you for the quick response. I am in Atlanta, GA USA. I prefer 24 hour clock so…sigh. -
@stevegoble if u have a few minutes i can fix it for u cause i just saw that v1 used units
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@stevegoble ok, done do a git pull and u have it like it was using units
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BAH! I just made the locale change to 12!! Thanks a bunch for the fix, I’ll update now… you da man!!
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@stevegoble we love to make the users happy (if we can or we made the mistake lol)
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I saw that lot’s of people dont like the headers in v2 so maybe an idea for a headerless option. Please let us know if u would like this option:
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It looks much better :)
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If you prefer not to have colored headers put this into your custom css file:
.MMM-NOAA .rheading {
background-color: transparent;
color: white;
}While module makers like to entertain ideas adding more config options is not always the
best answer when it can be changed easily using custom.css.There in lies the problem some like it, some don’t. Some like V1 of NOAA better.
So there will be 2 versions…1 and 2. :)
V1 can be found here -> http://173.56.209.189:443/topic/26/mmm-noaa-v1
[This is the only place you can get it from] :)V2 still on github [There will be no config option for this, instead use custom.css]