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@frogywill

In the custom.css file add :

.art img {padding-left: 10px}

@lotusvball
Could you share with me your real ical(.ics) file or URL? By only inspection of real ical, I can tell what’s wrong.
email : eouia0819@gmail.com

@chassain-0
Why do you use so many duplicated pages? I can’t understand what you want.

@sdetweil your fork still contains the bug https://github.com/vicmora/MMM-GoogleMapsTraffic/pull/24/files

@jungo I never used the carousel, but from just reading the config I think it works differently than you expected.

MMM-WeatherBackground doesn’t have a position, it doesn’t get rendered through the MM² framework. Therefore it shouldn’t have a carouselId. Not sure why you exclude ignoreModules: ['alert', 'MMM-WeatherBackground'], in the first place when you then specify an id.

From looking into the google maps source code it looks like there might be something breaking the code for the other modules. Can you inspect the console (start the mirror with npm start dev or press ctrl+shift+i). Can you see errors? Something like console.log is not a function?

@m7mdlover

Generally speaking yes, if the IR frame says it is supported by linux or has linux driver it’s going to work.

The MagicMirror2 software doesn’t use the traditional “apps”, so no. It uses Modules and is displayed as a webpage (i.e you can view it in your own browser or the built in electron browser), and there are a few out there but not in the way you seem to be after.

@teitlebot
do you mean real google home? In other words, you have already a real google home, and you can command it by voice, and you want to display the result from your google home to MagicMirror. right?
Sorry, it is not possible.

If you make some specific command for your google Home through IFTTT or google Action, in that case, your result could be transferred to MagicMirror(and be shown).
But the usual and random commands - like “What time is it?”, “My next schedule”,… couldn’t

List your modules here and someone might have a qualified guess.

Then you can start removing modules one by one until the problem stops.

@bflbarlow

I’ve sent you a private message

@bflbarlow

You’re welcome. I’m sure it will get worked out when the right people take a look at it.

Peace.