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You may freely use these images as long as the complete code stays intact. Altering the code will cause you to be in violation of United States and International copyright laws. If the images are not displayed on a public website, they may be in jeopardy of being disabled because we have no way of knowing if the complete code is being used properly. Finally, Weather World reserves the right to disable any image it feels is being used inappropriately.
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These images are transparent. They are high resolution. The 2 images above are the same image with a different width style. You can use them to make your own font size without much quality loss. In that part of the code where you see:
style="width: 210px;"
make it
style="width: 150px;" for the size pictured. Make it smaller for a smaller font size. The height will automatically size proportionately.
Code for 24px white font
Code for 24px black font
Mostly all of these images have a metric conversion, this part "alt=hwitransparentcolors1" of the code is the image name. Put a "met" on the end of the image name to get the metric representation "alt=hwitransparentcolors1met". Please use the code above if you want white or black font on your widget. The image will look much better.
In that part of the code paste this:
style="border: 2px solid blue;" See illustration below. Change 2px to desired border width, change the color to the desired border color.
img style="border: 2px solid blue;" src="https:/...
| Configuring the image code to match your site. You can use a 6 digit hex number or a color name or a combination of either to configure the images to match the colors of your site. As well if you would like to style the border you can replace border="0" with border="1" or give it a border color style by replacing border="0" with style="border: 1px solid #FF0000" of course changing the FF0000 with whatever hex number color that you would like the border colored. | |
| hwvbg=008000 | Sets the header color and outline color |
| hwvtc=FFFFFF | Sets the place or city name color |
| hwvbg=green | Sets the header color and outline color |
| hwvtc=white | Sets the place or city name color |