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    • Embedded Windy at bottom of page doesn't come up centered properly.

      Hi,

      First off, thanks for a really cool service. I came across this about a month ago when looking to jazz up my observatory's weather page a bit. I've embedded the provided frame code below another linked image from NOAA GOES. You can see the result at https://weather.orionranchobservatory.com/extras.htm. The problem that you should encounter is that when you scroll down to the Windy frame, it's centered in Oklahoma instead of Central Texas. If you refresh the page while viewing the Windy frame, then it will center properly and you see the icon highlighting the location. I'm guessing that this has something to do with an interaction between the visible window and the scrolled location, but don't know if there's an HTML way for me to fix it vs. something with the linked data itself that would need to be fixed.

      Thanks for any guidance,

      Beo

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    • Embedded Windy at bottom of page doesn't come up centered properly.

      Hi,

      First off, thanks for a really cool service. I came across this about a month ago when looking to jazz up my observatory's weather page a bit. I've embedded the provided frame code below another linked image from NOAA GOES. You can see the result at https://weather.orionranchobservatory.com/extras.htm. The problem that you should encounter is that when you scroll down to the Windy frame, it's centered in Oklahoma instead of Central Texas. If you refresh the page while viewing the Windy frame, then it will center properly and you see the icon highlighting the location. I'm guessing that this has something to do with an interaction between the visible window and the scrolled location, but don't know if there's an HTML way for me to fix it vs. something with the linked data itself that would need to be fixed.

      Thanks for any guidance,

      Beo

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      Lord Beowulf