CaphLabs

MultiWeather lets you drop gorgeous, data-rich weather cards into any page or post using shortcodes.
Powered by OpenWeather (weather) and Open-Meteo (marine/tide), MultiWeather supports: 
– Current conditions 
– Hourly & daily forecasts 
– Moon phase & icons 
– Sunrise/sunset with local time 
– Marine data (waves, sea surface temperature, sea level) 
– Tide gauges and tide trend visuals
Works with Classic Editor, block themes, page builders, and multiple cards per page.
What you get with MultiWeather Pro 
– Auto location selector (user-controlled): Visitors can use their current location (optional + permission-based) so the same page can show their local weather. 
– 50+ additional weather & tide cards: A large library of layouts including compact cards, detailed forecast cards, marine cards, and tide-focused cards. 
– Extra Info page (Pro-only): 
 – Today’s Weather Overview 
 – Next 96 hours (hour-by-hour) 
 – Next 60 minutes precipitation (where supported by the data source) 
– Extended tide range: Up to 1 month of tides, displayed in calendar and graph formats (cards that support tides). 
– Future upgrades included: Pro users receive all feature upgrades and improvements released for MultiWeather Pro.
Note: Some features depend on data availability for your location (especially marine/tide and minute precipitation).
Highlights 
– 60+ responsive card layouts (16 with free version) (current, hourly, daily, marine, tide) 
– Multiple locations via shortcode attributes (lat, lon, label, units) 
– Metric & imperial units (°C/°F, km/h/mph) 
– Tide and marine integration (where supported) 
– Local-time rendering via JavaScript for sunrise/sunset and “last updated” 
– Caching of external API calls with transients to reduce load 
– Translation-ready (text domain: multiweather)

MultiWeather

Responsive weather, tide, and marine cards for WordPress — including moon phase, marine data, and tide visuals.

Yuriy Stepanov

Shortcode for the map <a href="http://marinetraffic.com" rel="nofollow ugc">marinetraffic</a> – displays the position of vessels on the roadstead of the port.
Use a shortcode:
[np_marinetraffic_map latitude=’37.4460′ longitude=’24.9467′ /]
or with description text:
[np_marinetraffic_map latitude=’37.4460′ longitude=’24.9467′] 
simple description text for the map, (optional) 
[/np_marinetraffic_map]
=Shortcode parameters= 
latitude=’37.4460′ the latitude of the center of the map, in decimal degrees 
longitude=’24.9467′ the longitude of the center of the map, in decimal degrees
h4 =’Title for map’ header for the map, you can use h4, h3, h2, h1 size 
width=’100%’ the width of the embedded map in pixels or percentage 
height=’450′ the height of the embedded map in pixels or percentage 
border=’1′ the width of the border around the map (zero means no border) 
shownames=’false’ to display ship names on the map (true or false) 
zoom=‘9’ the zoom level of the map (values between 2 and 17) 
maptype=’1′ use 0 for Normal Map, 1 for Satellite 
trackvessel=’0′ MMSI of a vessel (note: vessel will be displayed only if within range of the system) – overrides “zoom” option 
fleet=” the registered email address of a user-defined fleet (user’s default fleet is used) – overrides “zoom” option 
help=1 help text
<a href="http://bugacms.com/wpEn/nauticpages" rel="nofollow ugc">Nautic Pages exemple</a> 
<a href="http://bugacms.com/wpRu/nauticpages" rel="nofollow ugc">Nautic Pages exemple ru</a>

Nautic Pages

Nautical pages, maps, shortcodes for marinetraffic site.

MultiWeather vs Nautic Pages