☀️ Weather Widget Guide

The Weather Widget lets you display real-time weather updates directly on your website. It’s perfect for businesses where weather matters—like restaurants with outdoor seating, travel agencies, event planners, local services, and community sites. Visitors can instantly see conditions such as temperature, forecast, wind speed, and more, all in a stylish, easy-to-read format.

1. Start with a Template

What you’ll see:

• Simple Weather Card – Current temperature and condition

• Extended Forecast – Multi-day forecast with icons

• Minimal Bar – Compact design for headers or footers

• Detailed Widget – Includes wind, humidity, sunrise/sunset

• Background Image Weather – Weather data over city/landscape photos

What to do:

• Preview each layout style

• Pick the one that fits your site design and needs

• Click Continue with this template to start customizing

2. Use the Editing Tabs

• Content – Add city/location, select data sources, and choose forecast range

• Style – Adjust fonts, colors, icons, and background styles

• Settings – Control refresh times, units, and mobile behavior

3. Customize Your Weather Display

Content Tab

• Location Input – Set a fixed city or allow visitor-based location detection

• Forecast Options – Show current weather, hourly, or 7-day forecast

• Weather Details – Add humidity, wind, UV index, sunrise/sunset times

• Labels & Units – Choose °C / °F and mph / kmh

Style Tab

• Layout Options – Card, bar, grid, or detailed list

• Colors – Match widget with your site branding

• Icons – Use classic, flat, or modern weather icons

• Backgrounds – Solid colors, gradients, or live background images

Settings Tab

• Refresh Interval – Control how often data updates (e.g., every 15 mins)

• Mobile Optimization – Adjust layout for small screens

• Interactive Mode – Allow users to search their own city’s weather

• Timezone Settings – Match forecasts to local time zones

Helpful Tips

• Keep design simple and readable for quick scanning

• Use icons + numbers to make data clear

• If targeting global users, allow visitor location detection

• Place widget in header, footer, or sidebar for easy access

• Use extended forecast only if weather is important to your services