Hi
I am still finding my feet with weewx and various templates and settings
but have an issue that I don't fully understand.
I have the latest Neowx template installed and everything seems to be
working. Week, Month and Year data and png charts all work fine but the
daily png charts are all blank.
Can anyone help?
I've attached the image generator section from my neowx skin.conf
Thanks
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[ImageGenerator]
# This section lists all the images to be generated, what SQL types are to
# be included in them, along with many plotting options, such as color or
# font. There's a default for almost everything, if not specified below.
# Nevertheless, I have explicitly put in values, to make it easy to see
# and understand the options.
#
# Fonts can be anything accepted by the Python Imaging Library (PIL), which
# is currently truetype (.ttf), or PIL's own font format (.pil). See
# http://www.pythonware.com/library/pil/handbook/imagefont.htm for more
# details. Note that "font size" is only used with truetype (.ttf)
# fonts. For others, font size is determined by the bit-mapped size,
# usually encoded in the file name (e.g., courB010.pil). If a font cannot
# be found, then a default font will be used.
#
# Colors can be specified any of three ways:
# 1. Notation 0xBBGGRR;
# 2. Notation #RRGGBB; or
# 3. Using an English name, such as 'yellow', or 'blue'.
# So, 0xff, #ff, or 'blue' would all specify a pure blue color.
image_width = 1200
image_height = 600
image_background_color = 0xFF
chart_background_color = 0xFF
chart_gridline_color = 0xE6E6E6
# Setting to 2 or more might give a sharper image with fewer jagged edges.
anti_alias = 4
top_label_font_path =
/usr/share/fonts/truetype/roboto/hinted/Roboto-Bold.ttf
top_label_font_size = 16
unit_label_font_path =
/usr/share/fonts/truetype/roboto/hinted/Roboto-Regular.ttf
unit_label_font_size = 14
unit_label_font_color = 0x00
bottom_label_font_path =
/usr/share/fonts/truetype/roboto/hinted/Roboto-Medium.ttf
bottom_label_font_size = 16
bottom_label_font_color = 0x00
bottom_label_offset = 3
axis_label_font_path =
/usr/share/fonts/truetype/roboto/hinted/Roboto-Regular.ttf
axis_label_font_size = 14
axis_label_font_color = 0x00
# Options for the compass rose, used for progressive vector plots
rose_label = N
rose_label_font_path =
/usr/share/fonts/truetype/roboto/hinted/Roboto-Medium.ttf
rose_label_font_size = 16
rose_label_font_color = 0x00
# Default colors for the plot lines. These can be overridden for
# individual lines using option 'color'
chart_line_colors = 0xb48242, 0x4242b4, 0x42b442
# Type of line. Only 'solid' or 'none' is offered now
line_type = 'solid'
# Size of marker in pixels
marker_size = 8
# Type of marker. Pick one of 'cross', 'x', 'circle', 'box', or 'none'
marker_type ='none'
# Default fill colors for bar charts. These can be overridden for
# individual bar plots using option 'fill_color'
chart_fill_colors = 0xc4b272, 0x7272c4, 0x72c472
# The following option merits an explanation. The y-axis scale used for
# plotting can be controlled using option 'yscale'. It is a 3-way tuple,
# with values (ylow, yhigh, min_interval). If set to "None", a parameter is
# set automatically, otherwise the value is used. However, in the case of
# min_interval, what is set is the *minimum* y-axis tick interval.
yscale = None, None, None
# For progressive vector plots, you can choose to rotate the vectors.
# Positive is clockwise.
# For my area, westerlies overwhelmingly predominate, so by rotating
# positive 90 degrees, the average vector will point straight up.
vector_rotate = 90
# This defines what fraction of the difference between maximum and minimum
# horizontal chart bounds is considered a gap in the samples and should not
# be plotted.
line_gap_fraction = 0.01
bar_gap_fraction = 0.20
# This controls whether day/night bands will be shown. They only look good
# on the day and week plots.
show_daynight = true
# These control the appearance of the bands if they are shown.
# Here's a monochrome scheme:
daynight_day_color = 0xf0fdff
daynight_night_color = 0xfffdf0
daynight_edge_color = 0xf0f0ff
## What follows is a list of subsections, each specifying a time span, such
## as a day, week, month, or year. There's nothing special about them or
## their names: it's just a convenient way to group plots
