@Foxy25

Hi

i transfer the complete project to Github:

https://github.com/SteitzTo/AlexaShopping-to-MMM

Greetings Torsten

@bougle awesome, glad you got it!

@danncabrera so, you want fullscreen_below
and then need to set the size and position.
you may have to use css to do that

see the link below in my signature about using the developers window to explore and test css before adding it to custom.css

@sdetweil

you can skip modules (or mm itself) checking for updates, see ignoreModules property, docs

@sdetweil Up and running, thank you so very much!

@rihab_ben

peut-être avec css

c’est le CSS du module d’horloge par défaut

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@videogame95 how are you doing change to page 2?

@sdetweil Yes it works!!! Thanks a lot!!! Great job!! :-)

@MMRIZE
Thank you I finally got it going.

@ankonaskiff17 click my userid, 3 dots right, start chat

or send email to the same userid at gnail

@sdetweil
you have been right, it seems, taht the pictures were too big. i shrink them and it worked

@sdetweil Thank you for a quick and good answer! :)

I know I can hide the Pi behand the screen, but was hoping to find another solution. I tested the casting from the browser, and it actually looks good, no extra bars are showing, as long as I cast the whole screen. But if the Pi restarts, I guess I have to redo the casting, but hopefully it won’t happen to often…

@savona Thank you very much! It works for me.

Hello all.
I want to build my first MM (15 - 24"). My first trials to find good sources for the parts needed were not that succesful :-/
Who has good recomendations where to search for
-LED panel
-mirror glass
-IR frame
Needed to be shipped to Germany.

Thanks forward,
Weste

@sdetweil thanks, now I understand; so omitting that part completely makes sense in an ipv4 environment I guess.

@cweinhofer as mentioned over there, open an issue on GitHub for the project owners to examine

many old I* devices don’t support the es6 JavaScript operators that most of us are using and going to. so the code won’t run. don’t know about android, but would expect the same problem

I know there was a PR a couple years ago to restore the old operator based code, but it was not selected

@sdetweil
Thx that was it! Much thanks!

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@pantherette0420 no, the PC still has to run, as MagicMirror is there. you could turn off the PC display…

some computer somewhere ( pi, desktop, laptop, server ) has to run MagicMirror for however long u want to look at it.

24x7 maybe