LSWeather...how in the heck does it work!

"Hale, Paul" <Paul.Hale-uv/[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.windows.shells.litestep
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Does anyone know of an old theme that has an example of this module that
they know works (or worked in the past). OTS version does not matter, I
just want to see an example.
 
Personally, I think that Brian's implementation of weather is the best.
I love using it. But it just isn't ready for newb's. Plus, I think that
it is causing some stability issues with my theme. I am sure it is
something with my setup though and not Brian's scripts.
 
I would use wazup, but I just can't figure out how to scrub HTML. We
just need an updated weather module.
 
Paul Hale

 
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