I’ve put together a weather forecast webview in my sitemap, based on the demo and a post by @rlkoshak, and it’s working great…except for one thing: The bottom of the view (iframe?) is cutting off the last row of numbers.
This happens in Chrome on my windows PC and my android, and no matter how large I set the height setting for the webview. However, in the Android OpenHAB app, the webview obeys the height setting just fine.
On a vaguely related note: The “??” where the degree symbol should be is an intermittent problem. Sometimes it shows the degree symbols, and sometimes not. Any ideas as to why?
I’ve see this a bit with the size of the webview seeming to max out at a certain size. When I was working with it (I don’t really use it much anymore) I adjusted the size of the font for the temps at the bottom so they fit.
The weather HTML layout example uses the example.js script where the height ist being set to 280px (iframe.style.height = "280px"). You have to change this if you want to have a different height (depending of the size needed by your weather forcast webview).
Don’t know why the ?? issue occurs sometimes and sometimes not. I think it can be corrected by using °C instead of °C (or °F instead of °F) inside the HTML file (exampe.html). The same for german umlauts (e.g. Ü instead of Ü)
I know this is an old thread, but I am plagued by the degree/question mark as well. However… when I use ° it just gets printed as such in my openhab app, not as a degree sign so i get something like 17°C
