Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-CountUP (COVID19 example)
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@sdetweil
I really am burn’t out I saw that right below it that I needed to use the full module name for the header. MMM-CountDown was the same way… All I had to do was change the Down to UP and I would have had it… Oh well, at least I learned something today with the window thing… I just have too much going on, on my mirror for it to show things in the elements window…
I will install the ones I have trouble with one at a time on my spare mirror I just got running on a Le Potato. That thing is a trip to get up and running. I made an image of its base up and running, complete with MM running with no modules. that way it only takes 5 minutes or less to get it back to minimum setup.
Again thank you for your patients.
Jeff -
@plainbroke no problem… just trying to give you the tools to stop guessing.
guessing is a time and energy killer…
and it hard to work on a system with 10 or 20 modules all acting at the same time…
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@sdetweil
Try Your pages module running 51 modules, one every 90 seconds.
DynamicWeather running in the background (cloudy today), was the one that made it impossible to see anything else. After I got it stopped my // it out and disabled: true, for it. I was able to see what you where talking about at least. I just missed the part where it showed the full name of the module as a clue as to how to format the code in the custom.css so that that MM could understand it… FYI you can not use the window with mplayer it covers the whole screen, had to kill it too.
Bingo the CountUp module header is now big enough to read and orange.
Thank you so very much Sam.
I know you have to get tired of those of us that do not have a clue and do not seem to catch on over the years. You are good soul.
Have a great evening.Just Jeff
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@plainbroke glad you got it.
i know there was doc about css somewhere
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@sdetweil
After messing with Confusius says for some time this morning. Using the window,
I figured out why I was having so much trouble finding the correct code to use.
my second half of the window you showed was not showing up, It was hidden.
Now that it shows and I found my glasses. This should become easier…
I don’t do it often enough to remember the details so we will see how I do down the line.
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@plainbroke that would make it a lot harder, lol
see the second link in my signature below for a refresher
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@plainbroke and you can make another config.js with just thst module in it
export MM_CONFIG_FILE=config/newconfig_filename npm run start:devwithout touching your original config
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@sdetweil
That is what I eventually did.
