<script src='https://pc2.pxtr.de/wtr.js' type='text/javascript'>
<link rel='stylesheet' type='text/css' href='https://pc2.pxtr.de/wtr.css'>
 

. The user (the page author) have to create this element, determine it's size and style it accordingly. Adding the class name wtrauto or wtrmanual selects the element for running WTraffic inside it. The element have the style position: relative (given in wtr.css), so another position style is not possible. If the user intends to use some of the keyboard commands, then it's the user's responsibility to assure, that the element is focusable adding the HTML attribute tabindex='0' to it.

The two possible class names differ in the way, how the presentation starts.

• wtrauto starts immediately, when the page loaded
• wtrmanual places buttons into the element to start, stop and pause the presentation.

The parameters for WTraffic should be placed in the data-attributes of the HTML element. The most important attribute is the equivalent of the Timetable File of the Traffic screensaver:

• The root attribute gives a section name in the standard timetable. The named section - and all sections below it - will run in this WTraffic instance.
• The tt attribute gives a short timetable for WTraffic. At this moment this immediate timetable can contain only movements; no section commands ($SECTION, $GROUP, $SCENE) are allowed. It is intended to allow section commands in the future in the immediate timetable.

Additionally parameters for starting section command - or for the implicit root section command in case of the immediate timetable lines - can be added, for example ML=, MS=, ST= parameters.

A few examples:

<div id='tr1'
     class='wtrmanual'
     style='width:100%;height:100px;'
     tabindex='0'
     data-tt='
C=DB_4_221;
C=DB_4_221S1OB;D=X;
'>
</div>

<div id='tr2'
     class='wtrauto'
     style='width:100%;height:200px;'
     tabindex='0'
     data-root='MM_GHIST'
     data-ab='5'
     data-bl='10'
     data-st='0.8'
>
</div>

If you intend to run WTraffic on the whole page, there is a ready page, which can be controlled by the query part of the URL. It is the http(s)://pc2.pxtr.de/wtraffic.htm page. If you do not specify the root section name, temporarily the section name WTR is used - it marks a subset of the standard timetable, which already runs in WTraffic since spring 2021. It was for your convenience: not to start accidentally parts not functioning yet. If you want to start the whole standard timetable, please specify ROOT=ROOT;. You can select every section in the timetable as the root section - listed on the Sections page - the whole Traffic standard timetable is available there. As now the whole Traffic standard timetable is running in WTraffic, there is no need for special caution.

Nevertheless, if you want to be on the safe side, the WTraffic Demo chapter in the table of content lists pages, which are functioning (it is possible, that there are a few smaller problems - for example, a large bus runs without a street line). Check back in 1-2 month intervals, and you will find a growing set of functioning WTraffic scenes.

This way - invoking WTraffic on a full page, not creating an own HTML page with the containing