Using MMM-Widget for images

N6NG

@wishmaster270 Thank you… I’ll give it a try…
Dennis

N6NG

@N6NG
I put this in my config.js and I get nothing in the bottom_right of my screen. The rest of my MM looks fine… but nothing shows up
from this module.

{
module: “MMM-MMM-EmbedURL”,
position: “bottom_right”,
header: “Embed-URL”,
config: {
updateInterval: 120,
embedElementType: “img”,
embed: [
“https://www.hamqsl.com/solarmuf.php”
]
},
},

Dennis

wishmaster270

@N6NG
Sorry, there was a copy paste mistake in the example. The module name was wrong…

{
  module: "MMM-EmbedURL",
  position: "top_center",
  header: "Embed-URL",
  config: {
    updateInterval: 120,
    embedElementType: "img", 
    embed: [
        "https://www.hamqsl.com/solarmuf.php" 
    ]
  },
},

N6NG

@wishmaster270 I couldn’t see how that would affect it but it sure did…
Thank you so much… works fine lasts a long time.
Dennis N6NG

sdetweil

@N6NG MagicMirror uses the module: setting to find the folder and files…

currently a mispelling is not reported

N6NG

@sdetweil That makes sense… It works well now.

N6NG

@wishmaster270 Is their any way to size the img?
Dennis

wishmaster270

@N6NG I put a small section about styling to the readme.
It is done via custom.css

.embed .embeded {
    width: 800px;
    height: 400px;
}

sdetweil

@wishmaster270 you should always include your module name 1st, in case some other module uses the same sub classes

wishmaster270

@sdetweil Hi Sam, your right. Did avoid this in the past because it was a problem if someone copied the module to have multiple instances. As most of my modules provide multi instance now this shouldn’t be a problem anymore.

I will check the css files of my modules and add prefix all CSS with MMM-ModuleName.