I had the same issue yesterday. I changed the following line (note the “-ak” part):
$content = preg_replace('/http\:\/\/icons\-ak\.wxug\.com\/i\/c\/[a-z]\/(.*?)\.gif/ism', $myIconFolder.'$1'.$myFileType, $content);
Hey daveyank,
that unfortunately did’nt change anything for me. I must do something else wrong.
I’ll post the whole code here. See anything abnormal?
add_filter('wp_wunderground_forecast_icon', 'use_custom_wunderground_icons');
function use_custom_wunderground_icons($content=null) {
$myIconFolder = 'dev.skisunne.se/wp-content/themes/SkiS-2/include/css/images/wicons/';
$myFileType = '.gif';
$content = preg_replace('/http\:\/\/icons\-ak\.wxug\.com\/i\/c\/[a-z]\/(.*?)\.gif/ism', $myIconFolder.'$1'.$myFileType, $content);
return $content;
}
Hi again, after a little while with the above code it all of a sudden changed url to my images. Allthough, how do I do if I want my own images to be png:s instead of gif:s?
Change $myFileType = ‘.gif’;
to $myFileType = ‘.png’;
I have been trying to figure out a way to change the icon size, has anyone figured that out yet?
I have been trying to figure out a way to change the icon size, has anyone figured that out yet?
Thanks MixedMediaGraphics. I tried that but then it just reverts to the standard url. Really wierd. And also it takes a very long time to see the changes.
About icon size. Can’t you just change the size of the image? Or, just find the riggt css-selector and modify that?
cheers
It would be great if the author commented on this. It’s obvious something is not right. I just now change my filetype again top .png. And the url still looks in my icons folder for a .gif. Is there some sort of cache function in this plugin that takes a lot of time to update?
cheers again
Hello all,
just wanted to say that my orignial issue is solved. For some reason the first feedback of this post solved it:
I had the same issue yesterday. I changed the following line (note the “-ak” part):
$content = preg_replace(‘/http\:\/\/icons\-ak\.wxug\.com\/i\/c\/[a-z]\/(.*?)\.gif/ism’, $myIconFolder.’$1′.$myFileType, $content);
It’s just the issue of it being very slow to react to the new setting. Maybe this is my server playing tricks on me. I don’t know.
Thanks everyone for your help
cheers / Jeppe
