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    A New Chapter for MagicMirror: The Community Takes the Lead
    Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.

    MMM-Todoist only displays 'Loading...'

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      sdetweil @MadeInMaine
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      @MadeInMaine the instructions are there

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        MadeInMaine @sdetweil
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        @sdetweil

        I see the thé instructions to do thé git fetch in the ToDoist folder, then git checkout df2d4ff.

        Is that all I need to do?

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          sdetweil @MadeInMaine
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          @MadeInMaine I am talking about logs of messages while mm is running

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            MadeInMaine @sdetweil
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            @sdetweil

            Where do I find the logs of messages while mm is running?

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              sdetweil @MadeInMaine
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              @MadeInMaine I gave you the instructions for where the logs are

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                MadeInMaine @sdetweil
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                @sdetweil
                Is the developer window (for curl-shift-i) the terminal window or folders/files?

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                  sdetweil @MadeInMaine
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                  @MadeInMaine when the MagicMirror screen is showing, press ctrl-shift-i

                  to open the browser developers window

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                    MadeInMaine @sdetweil
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                    @sdetweil

                    In the developer window, there are 3 errors (two are the same, the first of these two)

                    • “refused to apply style from ‘http://localhost:8080/css/custo localhost/:1m.css’ because it’s MIME type (‘text/hyml’) is not a supported stylesheet MIME type, and strict MIME checking is enabled.”

                    • “Error on loading stylesheet:css/custom.css”

                    I have not done any custom css work, although I want to once I figure out the basics.

                    Thanks again for any help.

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                      sdetweil @MadeInMaine
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                      @MadeInMaine this is because custom.css doesn’t exist by default

                      do

                      touch ~/MagicMirror/css/custom.css

                      to create an empty file

                      then the errors will go away.

                      so no errors in dev window, how about where u did npm start?

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                        MadeInMaine @sdetweil
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                        @sdetweil

                        Open the /.CSS folder and make an empty file named custom.CSS , is that correct?

                        And that is correct about the magic mirror screen. No errors there just a blank to do list with nothing below it. And no errors in the terminal when I do the NPM start.

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                          sdetweil @MadeInMaine
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                          @MadeInMaine yes. but, Linux is case sensitive, so CSS is not the same as css

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                            MadeInMaine @sdetweil
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                            @sdetweil

                            Roger, thank you.

                            Made the empty file called custom.css

                            When I start MM, Todoist still just says loading

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                              sdetweil @MadeInMaine
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                              @MadeInMaine yes, that was not the problem

                              did u get the access token?

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                                sdetweil @MadeInMaine
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                                @MadeInMaine the module provides a debug option

                                add

                                debug:true,

                                to the module config section

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                                  MadeInMaine @sdetweil
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                                  @sdetweil

                                  That did it!

                                  Thank you so much

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                                    sdetweil @MadeInMaine
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                                    @MadeInMaine what did it?

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                                      MadeInMaine @sdetweil
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                                      @sdetweil

                                      Refreshed token and debug

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