Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-iframes
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I wanted a way to cycle through a list of live webcams, that are freely available, as well as local sources from CCTV security cameras; so I created the MMM-iframes module . The example configuration includes YouTube live embed urls and the salesforce tower cameras as well as other random live webcam feeds. If a keyboard is connected, buttons can be configured to switch the camera feed source arbitrarily and cycle through the list of cameras faster than the configured update interval. I don’t use my MagicMirror behind a mirror, and have only tested this with a desk monitor.
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This is exactly what I was looking for to cycle through weather radar GIFs and images from the NWS.
Any idea how to hide scrollbars that show up in the iFrame?
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@richRiggins
Did you figure that out about the scroll bars? I have one that has the same issue that I have not been able to figure out how to get rid of… -
@plainbroke the stuff in the iframe is because of the page size it was rendered for.
So to remove the scroll bars you have to change the page size,
Some attribute on the request. BUT the page will be different too -
@sdetweil
Ok, I get it now… I just need to go in and resize that logo.png file I am using and it should get rid of the slide, Correct… -
@plainbroke yes, or you can try this in your custom. css
.modulename iframe { overflow:hidden; }that should clip off the content at the iframe size
a deprecated attribute that ‘may’ still work,
set scroll=“no” on the iframe statement itself. (but you would have to change the code for this)
