@sdetweil I think I found my answer, I was on version 1.0.0 of MMM-pages. We will see what happens with Version 1.3.0 in the morning. I did the git pull.

@briantogo what style is it that was inherited? Only need to fix that one I see .MMM-temp-ds18b20 .small.dimmed.w1.w1-thermometer now, the things with . are classes… and the css rules are if the things have NO spaces between them, then ONLY a SPECIFIC element with ALL those thing specified together will be selected… so, small, dimmed, w1 w1-therometer ALL specified as part of class=“…” on the SAME SINGLE element I THINK what you need is to override small looking at the code tempCell.innerHTML = '<i class="' + this.config.iconSize + ' dimmed wi wi-thermometer"></i> '; so I think .MMM-temp-ds18b20 .small .wi-thermometer { fontsize: 2em; }

@MikeTheYeti So V3 works with the free api aka test api?

@ge I’ve reworked the MMM-RTSPstream module and tried mpv, mplayer and vlc for displaying rtsp-streams from Reolink cameras. Maybe the following command line options are also suitable for your camera. const environ = Object.assign(process.env, { DISPLAY: ":0" }) var opts = { detached: true, env: environ } if (this.player === 'mpv') { // Define the MPV command line flags var args = [`${this.streams[stream].url}`, "--geometry="+this.windowWidth+"+"+this.windowX+"+"+this.windowY, "--ontop", "--title-bar=no", "--border=no", "--vo=gpu", // "--hwdec=drm", "--gpu-context=x11vk", "--ao=null", ] } else if (this.player === 'mplayer') { // Define the Mplayer command line flags var args = [`${this.streams[stream].url}`, "-geometry", `${this.windowX}:${this.windowY}`, "-xy", `${this.windowWidth}`, "-noborder", "-nosound", "-nolirc", "-vo", "xv,gl,gl_nosw,vdpau", "-prefer-ipv4", "-cache", "8192", "-rtsp-stream-over-tcp", "-noconsolecontrols", "-really-quiet", ] } else if (this.player === 'vlc') { // Generate the VLC window var args = ["-I dummy", "--video-on-top", "--no-video-deco", "--no-osd", "--no-embedded-video", "--no-audio", //"--no-video-title-show", //"--network-caching=1000", `${this.streams[stream].url}` ] }

@RonR said in MMM-BackgroundSlideShow cutting off top of pics: MMM-ImagesPhotos doesn’t have a path property it is hard coded to ‘uploads’

@sdetweil I’ve done that. I intend to follow-up with those folks tomorrow. There are a few NWS API pages that indicate what options are available and while they show various iterations of Forecast, Current is not in the list. They have the api set where you can plug in GPS coordinates, the NWS office that manages those GPS coordinates and it will generate the https address so you just plug it into the module. That is what I did a few years ago when I first built that MM. I am going to look at Observations options at bottom of the picture to see if the have changed the format. [image: 1763336508417-api-picture.jpg]

@sdetweil Sorry. Both ways did´nt work. Only the “display: none !important;” did the trick. Thank you for you support…as always!

@guitartoys Try these settings. You will probably have to adjust the sizes… It fits my 42" TV full screen all directions… Custom.css: .MMM-CalvinAndHobbes .module-content { Margin-top: 10px; Margin-left: 10px; max-width: 1810px; max-height: 1025px; width: 1810px; height: 1025px; overflow: hidden; } #cahcomiccontent { width: 1810px; height: 1025px; } Config.js: { module: "MMM-CalvinAndHobbes", position: "middle_center", config: { invertColors: false, grayScale: false, updateInterval: 7200000, limitComicHeight: -1, maxHeight: "98%" } },

@spistachio the Spotify module needs a premium account and you must follow the redirect url rules exactly Then the module will attempt to call your redirect, which doesn’t exist, but the token is in the url shown on the not found page So you copy that out for the value in config

I found the simple fix. I removed the position option from the Carousel module in the config.js file. Doh! I thought it said required but it said “NOT Required”.

Hey, I ran into a similar issue before — the popup didn’t appear even though the alarm triggered. In my case, it turned out to be a config issue with the notification settings in the module. Try checking if the showPopup option is enabled and that you don’t have another module overlapping it on the screen. Also, while testing your setup, you can use something like onlinealarm.co to verify your alarm times are correct before syncing it with MagicMirror — makes debugging way easier.

@karsten13 Thank you for the update.

Quick update: it was the Pi clock not set to the same time zone. once calendar and PI time zones matched, it works perfectly.

@dcazman yes, fontsize is a brain twister many of the html elements do not inherit settings from things above them imagine if fontsize 50 worked on the top level of a printed page, suddenly everything would be 50…, even when you meant on this paragraph and some other paragraph already said 20, oops… SO, you need to find the element in the dev window elements tab and see where it got its size from (right column after you select that html element) and fix that…

Hey again folks So I set the dimming to 1.0 ( even tried a higher number ) but thr screen is still pretty bright in the hallway. The dimming function works in general but like said, its not completely black like mentioned in the doc. I also reduced brightness of my screen just to double check, but that wasnt it. Any ideas or is it just not possible to darken the screen to the “off” level?

I installed MMM-Jast v2.9.5 on a fresh Install of MagicMirror2 on my Raspberry Pi 5. All I was getting was the word “Loading”. The problem was fixed when I downgraded yahoo-finance2 from 2.14.0 to 2.11.3 as in the Jast package.json. cd ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Jast rm -rf node_modules package-lock.json npm install yahoo-finance2@2.11.3 --save-exact

Hi, I loaded up the MMM-AirQuality module, and it’s now working fine. I get the general Air Quality index. If you hit the aqucn.org site, it will also show PM2.5, CO2, R.H (Relative Humidity), Press (Barometric Pressure) and Temp. Is it possible for the module to also display at lease the PM2.5 and CO2? Thanks. Michael

Managed to figure it out: just bracketed out the position line in the Wallberry CSS and it’s suppressed [image: 1761328809981-css.png]