Changing Module Display Width

[broberg]

@selym

in the custom.css

add

.MMM-modulename {
    width : 200px;
}

Be shure to get the module name exactly right (case sensitive and all).
Do experiment with the width, 200px might be to small, it’s just an example to get you started.

[johnnyboy]

@broberg

… so this will work for any module? Such as clock, calendar etc? Will this keep aspect, or is there another addition for height?

Im not sure how custom css actually works, so excuse if this sounds dumb… but when entering the code in there do i jist hit save and thats it? Is a reboot needed before the alteration shows?

, before or after… just exactly as you put it here?

Tvmia

[cowboysdude]

If it’s the one I made then it’s this:

In the config.js it’s a config option:

 {
    module: 'MMM-History',
    position: 'top_right',
         config: {
	 maxWidth: "325px"
		}
          },

[johnnyboy]

@cowboysdude

Perfect thanks

[cowboysdude]

@johnnyboy said in Changing Module Display Width:

@cowboysdude

Perfect thanks

You’re welcome!

You can also do this:

 {
    module: 'MMM-History',
    position: 'top_right',
         config: {
	 maxWidth: "33%"
		}
          },

[broberg]

@johnnyboy It will change the height/width of the module “container”, it will not affect the size of objects, images or fonts. Normally the module “container” will adapt to the size of it’s content. but with the width/height specified you force it to be a set width/height.

[johnnyboy]

@broberg

Ahhhhhhhhh… Gotcha ;-)… reduce the % of the container also reduces it’s contents in relation. Thanks.

[broberg]

@johnnyboy well, not entirely, the content (text etc.) don’t change in size, all you do is changing the surface that the content can take up.

like moving from a big garage to a small, you still have the same amount of stuff but less area to put it in, so the stuff that doesn’t fit spills over and out on to the yard.

[johnnyboy]

@broberg
Oh, ok… Well I will play about with it anyway just to see what that does to it… just so I will know for experience as its another learning curve i’ve learned

[broberg]

@johnnyboy You can do a lot to the Magicmirror and it’s module just by editing the css,

Here is a good reference for CSS : https://www.w3schools.com/css/

And css for beginners : http://www.htmldog.com/guides/css/beginner/