Tabs & panels
Choose which conditions, charts and tabs appear on your site.
Your site is organised into tabs along the top, each showing a kind of reading in detail. The Overview tab is always first and shows a hero summary plus a grid of metric tiles; the other tabs appear based on your sensors and the features you turn on.
Available tabs
Depending on your station's sensors and settings, your site can include:
- Overview: headline conditions and your chosen metric tiles.
- Forecast: a 7-day daily and hourly forecast for your station's location.
- Temperature: current temperature with history.
- Humidity: humidity and dew point.
- Wind: speed, gusts, direction and an optional compass and wind rose.
- Pressure: barometric pressure and trend.
- Rain: totals and rain rate.
- Sun: solar radiation and UV index.
- Astronomy: sunrise/sunset and, optionally, moon phase and times.
- Air quality: AQI and pollutant readings, if you have an AirLink sensor.
- Almanac: all-time records and monthly climate summaries.
A tab only shows when your station reports that data and you've enabled it. So your site stays focused on the readings you actually collect.
Choosing what appears
Open your site in the dashboard and go to Settings:
- Cards to show: pick which metric tiles appear in the Overview grid.
- Weather features: turn whole tabs and extras on or off:
- Sun & Moon (astronomy), Forecast and Severe-weather warnings need your station's location (taken from WeatherLink).
- Almanac and the wind rose are part of the Pro feature set.
- Smaller toggles include the wind-direction compass and moon phase & times.
- Stations to display: if your account has more than one station, choose which to show.
Arranging tabs and tiles
Reordering lives on the Appearance page, under Layout:
- Tab order: drag the tabs into the order you want.
- Default tab: choose which tab visitors land on first.
- Overview tiles: reorder the metric tiles in the Overview grid.
Save and your live site updates immediately.
History grows over time
Charts, records and the almanac fill in as your station keeps reporting, so a brand-new site starts light and gets richer the longer it runs.