Changeset 868827
- Timestamp:
- 03/03/2014 09:13:14 PM (12 years ago)
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r868623 r868827 11 11 == Description == 12 12 13 By following the tutorials on www.raspberryweather.com you can use your Raspberry Pi to create your own weather station. When the initial steps are completed,13 By following the tutorials on www.raspberryweather.com you can use your Raspberry Pi to create **your own weather station**. When the initial steps are completed, 14 14 you can display the readings in a nice graph. It connects to the Wordpress database and draws a graph that contains temperature and humidity readings. The graph 15 15 is customizable. … … 20 20 If you just want to take a look at how this plugin looks, you can. It will display some dummy data to show you how everything looks like. 21 21 22 == Installation == 23 24 1. Upload the package to */wp-content/plugins directory* 25 2. Activate the plugin through "Plugins" menu in Wordpress 26 3. Create the graph by clicking the icon on kitchen sink 27 4. Optionally modify the shortcode that is displayed 22 28 23 29 == Frequently Asked Questions == -
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r868623 r868827 14 14 you can display the readings in a nice graph. It connects to the Wordpress database and draws a graph that contains temperature and humidity readings. The graph 15 15 is customizable. 16 16 17 You can decide if you want to display the temperature and humidity or just temperature or humidity. The graph displays the data from the date you 17 want - today, yesterday or a specific date. 18 want - today, yesterday or a specific date. This plugin adds a new icon to your kitchen sink. By clicking on it, a shortcode is generated and pasted in your post. 18 19 19 20 If you just want to take a look at how this plugin looks, you can. It will display some dummy data to show you how everything looks like. 20 21 22 == Installation == 23 24 1. Upload the package to /wp-content/plugins directory 25 2. Activate the plugin through "Plugins" menu in Wordpress 26 3. Create the graph by clicking the icon on kitchen sink 27 4. Optionally modify the shortcode that is displayed 21 28 22 29 == Frequently Asked Questions ==
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