It does indeed.
Your specific gravity 'is' perhaps a 'little' high today, but not really :-)
It is definitely a bit of a slog for the initial learning curve until you get your feet wet and realize you're probably over-thinking just like everybody else does initially.
- Look at the CheetahGenerator section for how it works for defining what is processed when and how.
- Then re-re-re-re-read Tags therein for how to specify things in a template file.
- If you look in the Tags section there is even an example index.html.tmpl file that's very close to what you're looking to do.
A totally minimalist index.html.tmpl file would look like:
<html>
<body>
<h1><center>$current.outTemp</center></h1>
</body>
</html>
It's really that simple. One tag in a minimalist HTML file.
Once you have that working hard-coded, up the ante and style it with CSS to set colors and font sizes to salt to taste for you, along the lines of the CSS example link I posted for you earlier.
One 'that' works, I'd *strongly* recommend packaging your custom skin as something the wee_extension installer can install. That way you will be able to easily rebuild your system and reinstall your custom skin in one command. It's a little more time investment, but generally worth it.