There are a few ways to display temperature on weather tiles. One way is to use the Celsius temperature scale. Another way is to use the Fahrenheit temperature scale. You can also use a custom scale if you want. To display temperature on weather tiles, you first need to create aWeatherTile object. This object contains all of the information needed to display temperature on your tile. Next, you need to set theScale property of this object to the desired scale. Finally, you need to create a text field in your tile and set the text property of this field to the desired text value. Here’s an example that displays temperature in Celsius: #container {height: 100%; width: 100%; } .weathertile {height: auto; width: auto;} .weathertile .scale {height: 1em;} .weathertile .text {font-size: 14px;} /* Set text color / #weathertileText {color:#ffffff;} / Set background color / #weathertileBg {background-color:#fff;} / Set border color */
While some people prefer to have their temperatures displayed in Fahrenheit, there are a lot of us that would rather have it displayed in Celsius, here’s how you can make the change to the Windows 8 Weather Tile.
How to Make the Weather Tile Display Temperature in Celsius
Switch to the Start Screen, and launch the Weather app.
Now right click or tap anywhere on the screen, if you look in the lower right hand corner of the screen you will see a Change to Celsius button, click on it.
You should then see it update the the current temperature.
If you close the app, or switch over to the start screen you will see that the temperature has been updated as well.
That’s all there is to it.
