Hidden module

knutta

So, I use the MMM-Wunderground to show me the current weather report, which is nice. However - if I want to use the compliments module in conjunction with weatherinfo I need the currentweather module to be running. As I would like to keep the wunderground-module I was wondering: Is there anyway to have a module running, but have it hidden by default? Or does this involve a new position-set to be coded as “hidden”

Any help would be appreciated!

A Former User

@knutta many modules could be runnable without displaying. just remove position: in your config. But Some modules could make problem. I’m not sure about MMM-Wunderground. but how about trying it?

Or You can hide that module in CSS with display:none

broberg

take a look at

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/1402/mmm-profileswitcher-a-profile-user-layout-switching-module

or

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/735/remote-control-shutdown-configure-and-update-your-magicmirror

if these can do what you are asking about.

knutta

Just to be clear - it is the default module “currentweather” that I need to hide.

removing position has no impact. It is hidden, but the effect of the module on “compliments” is also absent…
Will try to fiddle with the css now ;)

As for
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/735/remote-control-shutdown-configure-and-update-your-magicmirror
I’ve tried that one, but I think maybe the cookies (or something) is having a bit of a havoc with my system. Running dev on MacOS w/Node v.7.1.0 some of the modules mysteriously disappears for no reason and i need to close electron and the ntp in terminal, close all browsers and restart the whole thing from time to time… My screen for the Pi is a bit dead now, so not been able to test it on that one yet…(will test…)

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/1402/mmm-profileswitcher-a-profile-user-layout-switching-module
I will have a look at this one, but it seems a bit overkill?

knutta

did it!
entering the currentweather css, removing the

display:inline-block

in the first one, and then adding at the very end (yup, had to make a separate one…)

.currentweather{
	display:none;
}

that did the trick! thanks for the help!