@flyedge also, using the new v3 api settings The location is specified using lat/lon (not long) And the only weather types are current and forecast And endpoint would not be needed, but if provided needs to be ‘/onecall’ See https://docs.magicmirror.builders/modules/weather.html#configuration-options

@pat59 I understand. I suggest using a new separate config file for new individual modules until you get them working You can use the environment variable to define it export MM_CONFIG_FILE=config/fribble.js Or whatever name you choose Then npm start After turning off any pm2 instance Then you haven’t touched your good config Can stop any time, have only one module of output to deal with Once all good, you copy this one module def to your good config

@hahawoooooo it’s amazing what our minds see, even when it’s wrong! Glad you found it!!

@vgardenn cool. We’ll fix that The MagicMirror install doc says [image: 1768964087898-img_4726.png]

@wuermchen which fork are you using? There was a newer implementation, I guess last year. This version resolved the sticky caller-window (at least for me). Good luck, Regards, Ralf

@alfi153 can you make up some text and show me with \n You gave to Use the " double quotes on the strings, not single

@Racing88 awesome!!!

@karsten13 yes, always choices

Re: [MMM-UKLiveBusStopInfo & MMM-TFL-Arrivals](/topic/11585/mmm-uklivebusstopinfo-mmm-tfl-arrivals I have installed Romford train time table using Api key -UKLiveBusStopInfo This is working on Romford config but not working on the Api key -UKLiveBusStopInfo i’ve got the same Api key and from this site . i going to remove the football Modules in case thats blocking it in some way. Any Help with the Train, bus time table thank you

@Racing88 as I said, not module developer. That’s how I would have made them different

@uncleroger If your iFrame doesn’t render, in your HA configuration.yaml file, include the following : http: use_x_frame_options: false Restart HA first, wait for it to finish, then restart your MM instance to see if the iFrame shows. I use this older MM iFrame module as it’s straight forward. Within HA, you can also make use of the Kiosk Mode HACS add-on to hide the header and/or sidebars. Once installed, you simply add the following at the top of your dashboard YAML using the Raw configuration editor ( this step is shown in the vid ). kiosk_mode: non_admin_settings: kiosk: true ignore_entity_settings: true If you have solar power or another view of your household electricity use via HA, there’s a super funky card that’s been released : https://github.com/Giorgio866/lumina-energy-card. It can show the flow of power around the house as well as what’s going into the EV. Feel the love for Tron !

@Cybex999 this module uses the templating system nunjucks If you Look at the njk you can see it builds a vertical table You could rewrite part of the njk to use th to define columns [image: 1767820201406-img_4658.png]

@ewingfox see https://forum.magicmirror.builders/post/122915

@Queasy Great to hear that. As I am using Debian 12 at the moment I am optimistic it is working for older installations, too. I think the topic is solved then.

@MikeTheYeti – Yes, I recall having the same or similar issues way back when… I liked the idea of special effects for holidays, birthdays, scheduled vacation trips, etc - but couldn’t get it to work properly. I eventually just gave up.

@plainbroke It does, but the test API limits one to wind, temperature, and pressure. Sorry it took 7 days to respond, busy life, I suppose.

@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; }

@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}` ] }