Hi guys,

Just in case anyone is interested, I released a windy plugin a few months back for WordPress, and have just updated it with new features. I actually started developing it initially when I saw this thread in the feedback and suggestions forum.

Plugin link: Ventus - Weather Map Widget & Shortcode

So anyone with a WordPress site who fancies an easy way to embed and customize the widget, I'd love if you gave it a go. It's free, and will remain so. :)

Thanks,
David

I believe there is a paid plugin on codecanyon that does show this kind of information; I haven't used it myself though so I'm not sure how straightforward it is for novice users.

I'm planning to build a free plugin that allows users to use the existing windy.com widget as a native WordPress widget, and I'll probably include some simple shortcode functionality too. Will keep you updated on it if you're interested. :)

Hi guys,

I just got notified by a user of my WordPress plugin that this issue still exists - the wind direction table row is obscured by the scrollbar on Firefox, but not on any other browsers.

If you could put a CSS fix in place it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
David

Thank you @petra-pik! So there's no risk of the embeddable widget url suddenly being changed/retired? E.g. embed2 to embed3?

Thanks again for responding. :)

Hey guys,

Just wondering if you have advice on what would be the best way to keep updated with changes to the windy.com embeddable widget (currently https://embed.windy.com/embed2.html)?

I maintain a WordPress plugin that uses it and just want to make sure I keep it functioning properly for end users.

Thanks!

Hi guys,

Just in case anyone is interested, I released a windy plugin a few months back for WordPress, and have just updated it with new features. I actually started developing it initially when I saw this thread in the feedback and suggestions forum.

Plugin link: Ventus - Weather Map Widget & Shortcode

So anyone with a WordPress site who fancies an easy way to embed and customize the widget, I'd love if you gave it a go. It's free, and will remain so. :)

Thanks,
David

I believe there is a paid plugin on codecanyon that does show this kind of information; I haven't used it myself though so I'm not sure how straightforward it is for novice users.

I'm planning to build a free plugin that allows users to use the existing windy.com widget as a native WordPress widget, and I'll probably include some simple shortcode functionality too. Will keep you updated on it if you're interested. :)