@joey I did this before in css, I’ll have to look for it later,
But basically change the direction from column to row
Original
.region .container {
display: flex;
flex-direction: column;
}
Override in custom.css
.region.top.left .container {
flex-direction: row;
}
Then put all those in the top-left position
@karsten13 Thanks for that feedback! I can’t reproduce the issue with low zoom levels - they’re working fine here with the latest version 🤔 I’m curious to hear your outcome tomorrow.
The module is working for me, but since today, the two lowest of my four zoom levels seem to have stopped working (no change after updating).
I don’t see any 429 errors in the logs.
But let’s just wait and see; it might work again tomorrow…
Hi @plainbroke,
yes, this is very likely API rate limiting (HTTP 429 errors) from RainViewer. The module was making too many requests with default settings.
I recommend to update to the latest release v2.11.0 which includes:
@plainbroke I can’t even find this module on the module list. I suggest you open an issue on the (GitHub) page of the module to reach out to the developer.
@Babene1 the base MagicMirror calendar module does not provide a way to affect styles for ‘today’
You may be able to do this with css.
Looking at the code, it adds a class name ‘today’ to the events for today
So in custom.css
.calendar .today {
color:red;
}
that colorizes the symbol and time
for the title
.calendar .calendar .today .title {
color: red;
}
for both
.calendar .today , .calendar .today .title {
color: red;
}
@videogame95 I posted in the other topic
Without touch, you would need a functional mouse device.
Some remotes can do that.
The ir frame would have to go on top of the glass, aka in front
