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==Monthly== This table shows the web tags used on the "thismonthT.htm" web page, the rainfall this month does not appear on that page, does not appear on that page, it is shown in [[#Current_Conditions\|indexT.htm]] table earlier on this page.▼ This table shows the web tags used on the '''thismonthT.htm''' web page,and the '''records.html''' page (accessed by penultimate tab) in the admin interface. The web tags in the date column output dates in the format "dd MMMM" (same for Cumulus 1 and Cumulus MX), this can be changed using the [[#Time.2FDate_.27format.27_Parameter\|format parameters]] described above. For web tags that represent daily values, there are (obviously) no corresponding time web tags, but for high and low spot values the default 'h:mm' format of the time output can be changed using output parameters.▼ ▲~~This table shows the web tags used on the "thismonthT.htm" web page,~~Because the rainfall this month does not appear on ~~that~~'''thismonthT.htm''' ~~page, does not appear on that~~web page, it is shown in [[#Current_Conditions\|indexT.htm]] table earlier onin this article which is for the web page where it does appear. ▲The web tags in the date column output dates in the format "dd MMMM" (for once this is same for Cumulus 1 and Cumulus MX). Should you require a different output format, this can be changed using the [[#Time.2FDate_.27format.27_Parameter\|format parameters]] described above. For web tags that represent daily values, there are (obviously) no corresponding time web tags, but for high and low spot values the default 'h:mm' format of the time output can be changed using output parameters. Do make sure that you get the web tag names right and the output form at parameters right. As another example of inconsistency in how web tags added in different versions are coded, there are two web tags (highest minimum/lowest maximum temperatures) where a standard web tag is not provided by Cumulus (1 or MX) for the associated time-stamp. Consequently, for these 2 (and their corresponding tags in the this year group), there are mandatory output parameters required as shown in the table. Obviously Cumulus 1 lets you use "NN", "nn", "MM", or "mm" for the minutes, but minutes can only be represented in one way in Cumulus MX. NB This table shows time of extremes for two daily figures (highest minimum/lowest maximum temperatures as of course these are actually associated with a particular time although a standard web tag was not provided for that), by including Cumulus time modifiers, and how minutes in time modifiers can be specified in two ways in Cumulus 1 but only in one way in Cumulus MX. {\| class="wikitable" border="1" \|-

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