2015-12-27, 03:21
You're right - looking at the code, it appears the label option isn't available for weather widgets but is respected. As a quick fix, change to any other widget (other than system information - which also doesn't have the label option), enable the label, then change back to weather. I'll fix the bug in the next day or two 
As regards art choices for widgets, and without going into too much detail, we've three choices as to how they are handled...
1. (Original intention of Skin Shortcuts when I re-wrote the code for the 'new' widgets implementation) - base the available art on the widgetType property, so all (for example) Movie artwork will always be available for Movie widgets, whether or not the widget actually supplies that artwork.
2. (As Mr. V has done in Nox 5: Silvo) - Override the widget groupings (the options you get when you select a widget) to return a different widget property for the default widgets, knowing that they will (generally) return all the artworks available
3. (An option that occurred to me whilst eating turkey but a day ago, but needs testing for speed + accuracy) - Use a hidden list to load the widget in the management dialog once selected, then let user choose the artwork that (say) the first 5 items in the widget actually have.
Whilst that probably sounds quite clear cut, it's actually more complicated than that, but that gives a good overview of the options. The final solution will be whatever the first person to get to writing the code manages to get working
As regards art choices for widgets, and without going into too much detail, we've three choices as to how they are handled...
1. (Original intention of Skin Shortcuts when I re-wrote the code for the 'new' widgets implementation) - base the available art on the widgetType property, so all (for example) Movie artwork will always be available for Movie widgets, whether or not the widget actually supplies that artwork.
2. (As Mr. V has done in Nox 5: Silvo) - Override the widget groupings (the options you get when you select a widget) to return a different widget property for the default widgets, knowing that they will (generally) return all the artworks available
3. (An option that occurred to me whilst eating turkey but a day ago, but needs testing for speed + accuracy) - Use a hidden list to load the widget in the management dialog once selected, then let user choose the artwork that (say) the first 5 items in the widget actually have.
Whilst that probably sounds quite clear cut, it's actually more complicated than that, but that gives a good overview of the options. The final solution will be whatever the first person to get to writing the code manages to get working
