Hi!
Looks great!
Thanks.
The design itself has nothing to do with the way FOSHKplugin works - it only sets the corresponding data at the given coordinates. The basis is always suitable colour/font combinations and, if necessary, background images and superimposed logos. This can be a bit of work until you have moved all the values to the right positions or found suitable background images and logos. A practised handling of graphics programmes (and of course a good eye for design) is very helpful.
But maybe it doesn't always have to be so elaborate. And perhaps there would also be users who would share the corresponding banner definition with others. Perhaps we could also have a competition - but unfortunately I wouldn't have anything as a prize.
Especially for you: a sticker (very)
inspired by your Meteotemplate sticker.
Here is the corresponding banner definition to see how it works:
[Banner]
image_name = banner-mt.png # filename
image_width = 800
image_height = 170
image_background = space.jpg # from https://pixabay.com/photos/astronomy-bright-constellation-dark-1867616/
dtime_format = "%b %d %Y, %I:%M %p"
header_font_name = verdana.ttf
header_font_color = white
header_font_size = 22
header_1 = 10,80,Hohen Neuendorf PWS\, Germany,,,,,,,,
line_font_name = verdana.ttf
line_font_color = white
line_font_size = 28
#line_1 = y, key_pos,key,val_pos,value,uni, key_pos,key,val_pos,value,uni, key_pos,key,val_pos,value,uni, key_pos,key,val_pos,value,uni, key_pos,key,val_pos,value,uni
line_1 = 50,,,120,tempf,,,,260,humidity,,,,360,baromrelin,,,,510,windspeedmph,,,,640,dailyrainin,,
special_font_name = verdanab.ttf
special_font_color = white
special_font_size = 10
special_1 = 90,140,TODAY,,,,255,TODAY,,,,395,3H,,,,505,MAX TODAY,,,,665,M/Y,,,,
special_2 = 10,660,$datetime,,,,
special_3 = 155,280,https://foshkplugin.phantasoft.de,,,
special_4 = 155,620,FOSHKplugin v0.10,,,
#logo_1 = y,x,name
logo_1 = 3,3,FEWtransKreis.png
logo_2 = 100,3,weather_station_generic.png
logo_3 = 100,730,foshkplugin.png
footer_font_name = verdana.ttf
footer_font_color = white
footer_font_size = 16
#footer_1 = y, key_pos,key,val_pos,value,uni, key_pos,key,val_pos,value,uni, key_pos,key,val_pos,value,uni, key_pos,key,val_pos,value,uni, key_pos,key,val_pos,value,uni
footer_1 = 108,,,110,tempf_min, / ,,,165,tempf_max,,,,250,humidity_min, / ,,,290,humidity_max,,,,390,ptrend3,,,,515,windgustmph_max,,,,620,monthlyrainin, / ,,,690,yearlyrainin,,
footer_2 = 130,140,°F,,,,270,%,,,,385,inHg,,,,520,mph,,,,670,in,,,,
In any case, the possibilities are already quite extensive in their current state. But there are still a number of limitations.
Hence my original question: what does this function actually have to be able to do? What do you expect as a user?
And:
Is this kind of banner definition too complex?
Oliver