Help » Charts in Blog Posts

One of the ways you can customize your Sweat365 blog is to embed charts from your logbook into blog posts. Let’s say for example that you’re writing a blog post summary of your training activity for the last month, you may want to include a table of distances and time for various activities, and include a year to date chart of your activity.

Here are some quick instructions on how to accomplish this.

If you’d like to embed a logbook chart into your blog post you can use a logbook-chart template tag to do so. A “template tag” is similar to those used to include MapMyFitness routes. For example, to include a table of your activity from January 1st to January 31st, you would include the following text in your blog post:
{logbook-chart:activity start_date=2007-01-01 end_date=2007-31-01 sbr_only=0}

If you’d like to only include a summary of Swim/Bike/Run activity, then set the sbr_only attribute to 1, like this:
{logbook-chart:activity start_date=2007-01-01 end_date=2007-31-01 sbr_only=1}

If you just want a table, without a pie chart, you can use the following tag:
{logbook-table:activity start_date=2007-01-01 end_date=2007-31-01 sbr_only=0}

You can also include an year to date chart of weekly activity with the following tag:
{logbook-chart:weeklyview width=400 height=300}

Or you can include distance summaries for biking or running with one of the following tags:
{logbook-chart:weeklymiles width=400 height=300 activity=bike}
{logbook-chart:weeklymiles width=400 height=300 activity=run}

With the weekly charts, you can adjust the width and height to fit into your favorite blog theme. But generally a width of 400 and height of 300 looks best.