Using the classes property in the config you can add custom classes to a module. After that you can use: .custom-class { margin-top: 10px; }

I have two calendars in one calendar module as well. I use different icons for both calendar. With this in mind, you could do some fancy css like: tr:has(.fa-icon1) td .bright{ color: red; } tr:has(.fa-icon2) td .bright{ color: green; } I did not try it out, but It might work.

Fixed it: set custom.css to: height: 90%; width: 90%;

@jeremy I got stuck on something like that too… a) read the thread https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/254/sachin-s-mirror/25 b) try a module @KirAsh4 wrote for me (and that I changed in a miniscule way) https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/373/alternating-modules-to-save-on-real-estate Good luck!

@strawberry-3.141 Thanks! The problem was that the module folder had the name “MMM-TrainConnections” but in the config was “module: ‘trainconnections’”. I renamed the module folder to 'trainconnections. That worked.

Use your browser’s console facility to inspect the HTML. You can find out exactly what the tags are that are being used and what needs changing.

I have this same issue, not sure how to get it to sort correctly. Luckily its not that important because its only showing whats for dinner the current week and my data has Monday - , Tuesday - in front of it so I can still see its just out of order most of the time.

Feel free to create PR and submit it against the 'develop' branch so it can be checked out and incorporated is possible.

Thank you very much! :heart:

Hi @RedNax, I can’t seem to get the weather to load. Chrome console shows the following error: Uncaught TypeErr: Cannot read property ‘high’ of undefined MMM-WunderGround.js456 Thanks

Thanks that did it! Appreciate the help!

It gets worse when you use the urgency flag with an absolute configuration. The urgency flag changes some of the events to relative times while leaving the rest to absolute. So it might say an event is in 3 days, but when I look at the absolute date, in my mind, it’s 4 days away. It’s simply how we count from an arbitrary time frame versus how a computer counts from a fixed point, that being midnight. The joys of programming.

Standard through hole resister, probably wouldn’t need anything above 1/8 watts. I have a few thousands of those in different values … as well as SMD ones.