Types d'autocollants disponibles:
sticker800_150 - autocollant 800 x 150 px
sticker200_250 - autocollant 200 x 250 px
sticker200_120 - autocollant 200 x 120 px avec du texte
sticker200_120icon - autocollant 200 x 120 px avec l'icône
sticker150_30 - autocollant 150 x 30 px
Autocollants texte :
color1 - première couleur de la combinaison de deux couleurs, correspond
aux thèmes
de couleur
color2 - première couleur de la combinaison de deux couleurs, correspond
aux thèmes
de couleur
parameter - ces autocollants qui ne montrent
que l'un des paramètres, options:
T - température
H - Humidité
P - la pression
W - vitesse du vent
G - rafales
A - température apparente
D - point de rosée
Pour tout autre demande, partenariat ou échange de
données, contactez
nous.
L'adresse de l'image doit etre de la forme
http://www.meteoales.fr/plugins/stickers/sticker800_170.php?text=Meteotemplate&color1=grey&color2=dark_red
The interactive sticker offer much more possibilities for setting it up.
The only required parameter is "text" - this is what will show up in the sticker
heading.
Now let's look at the optional parameters for the default version of the sticker.
In this plugin directory is a directory 'bgs'. Inside it are backgrounds numbered
1,2,3,.... which you can choose from. Likewise, there is a folder 'fonts',
where you can specify the font type. If you only pass the parameter text,
a default background and font will be used. However, you can customize the
look and feel of the sticker much more by specifying additional paramters,
let's have a look at them:
- text - sticker heading
- image - it is possible to include an image in the
sticker. It will be on the left hand side. Your image must be in the 'imgs'
directory of this plugin and must have a width and height of 170px. Also,
the image must be in the PNG format, using extension '.png'. Then simply
set the "image" parameter in the URL to the name of the image, avoid using
spaces and unusual symbols in the image name. Ideally use just numbers
- eg. 'img01.png' would look like image=img01.
In addition, it is possible to use a random image. In such case, set image
to random:
image=random
In this case, the plugin will randomly choose one image from the imgs
directory.
- bg - the number of the background to be used
- dualUnits - if you include "dualUnits=1", the interactive
sticker will show both your chosen template units and in smaller font
also the alternative unit (eg. C/F, hPa/inHg, km/h/mph etc.)
- color - this is the color of the text and icons on
the background. Obviously this will depend on which background image you
use. For light backgrounds make sure to use black, for dark backgrounds,
use white.
Options:
- black
- white
- shadow - sometimes it is difficult to choose one particular
font color, because one part of the background is light and the other
dark. In such case you can use the shadow parameter to insert a shadow
to the text, which has the opposite color - in other words, a white text
will have a black shadow and vice versa. This way you can make your text
visible even on backgrounds with light and dark parts.
Options:
0 - no shadow
1 - shadow
- font - look inside the 'fonts' directory of this plugin
and choose the one you want
- bgColor - color of the background, default is black.
If you set a certain border, then this is the color of the border since
it is behind the rest. It must be specified in the HEX format, without
the "#" symbol. So for example white would be "ffffff" etc.
- border - this specifies the width of the border. Setting
this to 0 would result in no border at all. Use a number between 0 and
10.
Variable
It is also possible to set a variable sticker. One option is use simply a
random background, in such case, you simply specify "type=random". You do
not give a background number and color. However, in such case a shadow will
be used because since the background is random, it can be both dark and light,
so we need to make sure the text is visible. In addition to "text" you can
specify the "border" and "font".
Probably a more interesting option however, is the option "type=interactive".
This is how this option works:
- Sun rise and sun set is calcualted for your location
- The script determines what time of the day it is. There are several
options - day, night, sun rise and sun set. Sun rise is a one-hour interval
in the middle of which is the sun rise. In other words 30 minutes before
and 30 minutes after sun rise. Likewise, sun set is 30 minutes before
and 30 minutes after sun set. Everything that is between those two intervals
is "day" and everything before sun rise or after sun set interval, is
night.
- Based on the time of the day, the script chooses a random background
corresponding to that time period
- Then, it looks at current rain rate and if it determines that it is
more than 0, i.e. it is just raining, it will choose a background with
rain drops.
- Finally, if you have a solar sensor and if the solar radiation is currently
above 800 W/m2, an image with a sun and sunny weather is chosen as a background.
In the interactive option, you can still specify the border and the font type,
font color is chosen automatically based on background type. And of course
you choose the text, which is always required.
Best thing to do is just play around with it. But just to give you some examples:
the beginning for the interactive sticker is always like this:
mysite.com/plugins/stickers/stickerInteractive.php?....
- ?text=Meteotemplate&bg=1
This would create a sticker with the default font (Ubuntu), background
image 1, text Meteotemplate, with no image and default border width (5)
and default font color white and default shadow setting (enabled)
- ?text=Hello%20World&bg=80&border=2&bgColor=ffffff
This would create a sticker with the default font (Ubuntu), background
image 80, text Hello World (note, the '%20' is code for space in URLs),
with no image, border width 2 and the border and the background would
have a white color (ffffff) and default font color white and default shadow
setting (enabled)
- ?text=Meteotemplate&bg=150&shadow=0&image=city&font=Atma-Bold&color=black
This would create a sticker with the text 'Meteotemplate', default border
width (5), using font Atma-Bold, with no shadow, font color black (see
parameter color, remember you can use either black or white) and on the
left would be the image "city.png" that must therefore exist in the imgs
directory.
- ?text=Hello%20World&type=random
This would create a sticker with all the default parameters and a random
background image.
- ?text=Hello%20World&type=christmas
This will use various Christmas-theme backgrounds.
- ?text=Hello%20World&type=random&border=0
This would create a sticker with all the default parameters and a random
background image with no borders.
- ?text=Hello%20World&type=random&image=random
This would create a sticker with all the default parameters and a random
background image and random image.
- ?text=MyText&type=interactive
This would create a sticker with all the default parameters and interactive
background (based on time of the day and conditions)
There are endless examples I could use, just play around trying different
settings to find the one that suits you best. You can upload as many images
as you want in the 'imgs' directory.