In one of the panes of my layout, I have the Fear & Greed Index, in particular their main image, which they provide a direct link to for embedding purposes.
As you can see, this is merely a simple PNG image file, not part of any kind of size-responsive webpage. Unfortunately, it only comes in one large size, which aggr displays at 100%, regardless of the scale set by the +/- buttons, so most of it ends up out of frame on my layout, thus:
It would be very useful if the aforementioned scale buttons could apply to this image (provided one is linking directly to an image file, as I am).
Incidentally, since that's just a simple image, the F&G website expects the user to periodically reload it to get updates, but to do that here requires reloading the whole v3.aggr.trade webpage (which means a bandwidth cost, I'm sure), so maybe it would also be a good idea to add an option to the "embed" pane to reload it every so often, without involving reloading the whole web page.
In one of the panes of my layout, I have the Fear & Greed Index, in particular their main image, which they provide a direct link to for embedding purposes.
The URL of interest is https://alternative.me/crypto/fear-and-greed-index.png
As you can see, this is merely a simple PNG image file, not part of any kind of size-responsive webpage. Unfortunately, it only comes in one large size, which aggr displays at 100%, regardless of the scale set by the +/- buttons, so most of it ends up out of frame on my layout, thus:
It would be very useful if the aforementioned scale buttons could apply to this image (provided one is linking directly to an image file, as I am).
Incidentally, since that's just a simple image, the F&G website expects the user to periodically reload it to get updates, but to do that here requires reloading the whole v3.aggr.trade webpage (which means a bandwidth cost, I'm sure), so maybe it would also be a good idea to add an option to the "embed" pane to reload it every so often, without involving reloading the whole web page.
Database/layout file: aggr-lrnm.txt