The newsfeed across the bottom of my (mostly-default) Magic Mirror overlaps the time and date element in the bottom-right corner. I’d like to move the newsfeed maybe 30 pixels further up my monitor. How would I do this? Thanks for your time.

@Serge ok, so you changed the magicmirror config to use port 80 inside the container your run command -p should be -p host_port:container_port so -p 80:80 requests to the host port 80 are forwarded to the container port 80 to make sure that MM in the container is working do docker inspect 37638fe6e1d0 | grep -i -m 1 \"ipaddress and look for the ip address assigned to the container should be "IPAddress": "172.17.0.??? ??? is most likely 2 then use your local system browser to go to http://172.17.0.???:80 skipping the port forwarding

A short update: I was able to move the modules manually using css. It seems to work but it’s not an elegant solution. Any ideas/suggestions how to do it right? [image: 1558509939648-screenshot-2019-05-21-at-23.30.34.png] tml { height: 1080px; width: 1920px; } header { text-transform: uppercase; font-size: 26px; font-family: "Roboto Condensed"; font-weight: 600; border-bottom: 1px solid white; line-height: 15px; padding-bottom: 5px; margin-bottom: 10px; color: cadetblue; } body { margin: 10px; position: absolute; height: 1080; width: 1920px; background-color: rgba(214, 214, 214, 0.8); background-repeat: no-repeat; /*background-size: 1920;*/ font-family: "Roboto Condensed", sans-serif; font-weight: 400; font-size: 2em; line-height: 1.5em; -webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased; } .region.top.left .container .module.currentweather { width: 400px; height: 250px; position: absolute; left: 90px; top: 90px; background-color: rgba(20, 102, 186, 0.5); /*kek*/ } .module.clock { width: 400px; height: 400px; position: absolute; left: 760px; top: 90px; background-color: rgba(80, 196, 0, 0.5); /*zold*/ } .region.top.right .container .module.MMM-SL-PublicTransport { width: 400px; height: 500px; position: absolute; left: 1490px; top: -00px; background-color: rgba(20, 102, 186, 0.5); } .region.bottom.bar .container { width: 1740px; height: 310px; position: absolute; left: 90px; top: 680px; background-color: rgba(247, 173, 236, 0.5); /*magente*/ }

@sdetweil said in MagicMirror uninstall/removal: the script checks for node and npm and installs them first… the product script does this too, but the npm side was removed from the support the script uses… This is why you’re the king! :thumbsup:

@ruhulayaan what modules do you have installed that make sound?

Please disregard all above. I guess I was not holding my mouth right when I tried it before. Working as you said. Thanks again

@BKeyport Like this? [image: 1558339634709-transform.png] You can do it with MMM-CalendarExt2 (MMM-CalendarExt could also do that but with different mechanism) With MMM-CalendarExt2, you can transform data of event before display it. transform: (event)=>{ event.icon = "fa-solid:user-secret" event.title = "My Secret" return event } See https://github.com/eouia/MMM-CalendarExt2/wiki/Filtering-and-Sorting#transforming

I’m not familiar with how a PWA works so I’m not quite sure what you are asking here. Are you saying that you have a PWA running that has a valid ssl encryption and you want to send requests from the PWA to your magic mirror, but they are being blocked due to mixed content policies? What happens when you request to the magic mirror that is using the unsigned certificate? A wildcard certificate handles subdomains so if you wanted to use the same certificate you would need to point a subdomain to your magic mirror.

@sdetweil finally, thank you very much

@sdetweil - thank you! I wound up reinstalling it and it seems to be taking my edits. I appreciate the help!

Here’s an update with an even better fix! While beginning my journey into custom css, I quickly came across another fix to the poor graphics of a vertically rotated screen. In my opinion, this fix is even better than using xrandr because this fix saves a ton on performance, results in a look just as good as using the screen in its native horizontal look, and once you implement it, it will stay implemented. All you have to do is copy and paste the following to your MagicMirror’s custom css: body { margin: 0; position: absolute; transform: rotate(90deg); transform-origin: bottom left; width: 100vh; height: 100vw; object-fit: cover; top: -100vw; visibility: visible; } There you go, just like that you’re set. The custom css of modules may have to be edited as well to make it work but that’s a small price to pay for a much better finished product. Credit where credit is due, I found this fix right here on the forum!

@bmadeira it’s the pi running out of memory, not sure what is using all of it, I use cronjob to restart mm every 12 hours

@juergli Great, that makes me very happy :)

@paulvanderheijden90 IP conflict in the router maybe. Hard to say since the raspberry pi and the philip hue bridge have nothing to do with each other except being (probably) on the same network.

A simple wish but can’t solve it. I use two HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensors on both sides of the frame. I want to change the next page by putting my hand in front of right sensor. Putting your hand back in front of the left sensor on the previous page. I’ve tried “MMM-simple swiper” and MMM swipe "but they don’t work for me. The sensors work and show distance, but I can’t put them on as buttons Pressing the “MMM page indicator” mouse button changes the pages normally. How to do it most easily. Has anyone used it or can teach it?

@sdetweil I will. It’s a vga connection not hdmi if that matters. Since it’s a gift I don’t want to have to enter code on every reboot so worse case I have the frame turned to landscape vs portrait

@sunnykeerthi I think it is fixed. Update and try again.

I believe this actually may have begun with the new update about a month ago so I may try reinstalling a fresh build.

Hi All! Having never used Raspberry Pi in my life (or done nay coding of any sort) I thought it would be a good idea to make a MagicMirror to use with a two-way mirror built in to the bathroom wall while we’re getting a new suite put in. I’ve managed to (somehow) get everything working that I needed (only basics like weather, news, Google calendar, etc.) but I’d also like to try experimenting with video - I’ve got an idea about lying in the bath watching football through the mirror, and would like the audio to play through a portable bluetooth speaker which can sit next to the bath. However, I can’t get started with making the audio work, which is why I need your guys’ help. Following online instructions I expect to: Open Terminal Enter ‘sudo bluetoothctl’ However, I can’t get any further than this, as I get stuck on ‘waiting to connect to bluetooth…’ When I run ‘sudo systemctl status bluetooth.service’ it says ‘Failed to start Bluetooth Service.’ and’ bluetooth.service: Failed with result ‘signal’ (I realise this would be more helpful as code, but my pi is connected with my a monitor and I wouldn’t know how to begin getting the code to copy over! Can anyone advise why this may be failing? And how I can fix it? I’ve looked through loads of articles, both on here and on Google, but the things they suggest don’t change anything or are so complex I don’t know where to begin to make the changes they suggest! Any help would be greatly appreciated, and whoever finds the solution, I shall think of you in the bath :) Cheers.