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@rvnbrg i’m on a Rpi 3a, raspbian 12
@dcazman i don’t know, id have to see the css tree of styles (dev window)
just because you set the outer container size does NOT mean the content inside will auto adjust
@chrisfr1976 the author posted a replay to https://github.com/stefanjacobs/MMM-Shelly-PM/issues/1 about an hour ago
@ReD1470 awesome. glad it’s working
Does anyone have a nice housing for the sensor RCWL-0516? Mounting on a wooden frame, such as this one from the PIR
PIR-Gehäuse.png
Thank you
Please find here the instruction to setup the beta version: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/1169/mmm-soccerlivescore/186?_=1728826313050
I would say a big thank you to you who managed to resolve the problem and not to me, wishing you good continuation. I’m too happy
@reilley here it works also! Thank you, everyone who helped. My MM is up and running great! Peter
so I tried xset dpms force off and on and they are working so I will use mode: 2 for the screen. Now I have this behavior for pir_mode:1 : the counter is not counting down as if the sensor is always on maybe? pir_mode:2 not working. Thank you
@dcazman I don’t think Openweather provides this data for today
@caw did you get this working?
@MilkShake did you get this working.
What did your script do?
@MarcLandis Thanks - this one works well. Just need to reconfigure the custom CSS. I appreciate the suggestion!
@moorevineyard yes, github
you could create a pull request with the code solution maybe just do it if the count is over 4 ?
11*5 = 55 seconds, almost a minute before some calendars display. Some would not like any delay
@veny the output is concerning the raspberry:[ object] stuff was removed in 2.29 (today release) and the browser is before 31.1, so this is v2.28
is this a new a new install
@davidboisducafe Thanks. And also still running on my mirror.
@jacobson2 the module readme provides an example
@Jben1969 awesome
@qats @bugsounet can you help here
@dcazman yes, you could use the :before or :after selector