Thanks Badger, really appreciated this thread.
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Many thanks Badger. It’s been a help
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I had a minor panic at the red banner on those boxes 
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Yes, the graphic is sub-optimal.
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Me too with the spa on 
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As @badger didn’t update the thread…
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Need to work on the colours @badger 
I took the liberty before anyone chokes on their coffee.
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I need to know how to do that without too much hassle.
Assuming that you are on a Windows platform use your favourite photo editor to edit the hue. If you don’t have one which can do that then the Gnu Image Manipulation Program is downloadable for free at GIMP - Downloads
Nah, Apple through & through…
I did find a way with Preview, so maybe tomorrow you can mark my work 
Graphic not up to @billybutcher standards…
It’s very blue alright.
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Which site are you getting them from @badger - the graphic looks like the one on the Selectra page, bar for the colour issues.
They seem to be ahead of everybody else, but have crap graphics.
I might stop updating this thread as by now I would have thought that I’ve linked to the source site often enough for readers to have bookmarked it for themselves.
EDIT: Your link is better!
I don’t know - the pages seem very similar. Possibly they chose a red graphic to go with the overall colour scheme of their page - but you could say the same of Selectra’s choice of blue.
We’ll have to wait for the two consecutive days to be different colours and see what the two sites do.
Opportunity for a phone app warning of red days? Anyone fancy writing it? Couldn’t be too difficult.
I use Tempo Infos - available on the Google Play Store. It’s small, unobtrusive and accurate. It usually sits in the background, but displays a notification if the following day is to be red or white.
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Tempo Infos is also available via the Apple AppStore. It’s very good.
My work here is done.
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