Module Developers

The latest version fixes a few bugs and supports an option to hide individual components per room.
Example:

config: {
  hideComponents: {
    "Livingroom": ["temperature", "purity", "humidity"],
    "Bed Room": ["battery", "climateControl", "temperatureLevel", "hue"],
    "Kitchen": ["shutters", "dishwasher", "thermostats"]
    }
}

@JohnGalt didn’t mark it as code… use ``` at the beginning and ending of the code to show it as pasted.

To remove the home timezone, just remove it, including the opening and closing bracket.

You don’t need to specify your local time zone. In my examples, I only use MMM-Worldclock to display the time on my mirror, so I need a local view. I pasted the code adjustment below, didn’t retab it, and I may have missed a few “adjusted” quotes, so if MM don’t like it, check the quotes.

clocks: [
{
title: "Italy",
timezone: "Europe/Rome",
flag: "it",
},
{
title: "Durban, So Africa", // Too long title could cause ugly text align.
timezone: "Africa/Johannesburg", //When omitted, Localtime will be displayed. It might be not your purporse, I bet.
flag: "za",
},
{ 
title: "Aruba",
timezone: "America/Curacao",
flag: "aw",
},

Some time ago I built a module that included the flip clock. MMM-Watchstore

@gospina see if something changes when you remove the body entries in the selected css

@robfer Hi, sure you can. The right class will be “.module.newsfeed”

@0m4r Well I don’t know anything about reverse engineering so appreciate if you find anything.

@lavolp3 I think with some more work it can be done…
I am also considering to add the scorers standings for each league
It is quite a hard work to reverse engineer the APIs, but it is fun

@robfer Hi, normally there is some other module covering the buttons in such cases.
You can solve this by setting z-index in your custom.css.
The higher the index the more in the foreground the module will be.

The following config is part of my custom.css file:

.MMM-ImagesPhotos, .MMM-ImageSlideshow, .MMM-COVID19, .MMM-Spotify, .MMM-Temperature, .MMM-LEDStripControl {
    z-index: -1;
}

.MMM-MplayerRadio {
    z-index: 999;
}

@ike-9 - I had assumed that you used pm2 to start the Magic Mirror process. My bad. That’s an installation thing, so no need to introduce something new.

Hmm. Nothing in the logs, nothing in the console? That is bizarre. Let me fire this up and see if I can’t get it to work.