I agree! Was the best board for current conditions feature always there? It's an interesting idea that I just noticed.
The new home page is sweet how u intergrated google maps into it. You can see the deeper and swallow spots at different break as well as how far the sandbars are out
When I go to the OCMD surf report page there isn't a live cam Icon @ top of surf report page right below the wave hgt,period, etc graph the way it used to. Actually no live ocmd cam icon @ all. If you click on the surf reports, it comes up with: An error occurred Application error On that same page with the error if you click on reports & go to the mid atlantic, then ocmd you get error stack 23 or 24 before it loads. If it does load you get custom_ocsurfcam.php to the right side of page, nothing for report date, wave height, conditions do say head high & green , stoke factor=red x in the box. At the left of the page with local surf reporter as Bunger surf shop in Babylon, NY Micah, I know the format has changed & some things are still being worked out. Just letting you know some of the things I noticed.
chuck.... I have to make a fix in order for the ocmd surf cam to work in the new template. I'll see if I can get to that this morning. I do understand some people liked the wave maps on the home page, but it was really a big use of space, and I think it is more relevant to go to your local surf forecast page where you have all the info and maps.
I tried working with the satellite data in the past, but it was really tricky. Will have to look into it again.
I remember a few years ago surfline tried to work with something along those lines and failed pretty badly... It was glitchy and extremely user un-friendly... I have faith you can pull it off !!
quick question/suggestion: I like how you now have a "like" button on the videos, and I think it would be cool if there was a like button for each comment in a thread. It would be interesting to see what comment people like the most, and will also create smaller threads since people won't comment just to say they agree with a comment someone made earlier. Just a suggestion...