Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-NOAA3
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Put this in your custom.css
.MMM-NOAA3 {
clear: both;
float: right; !important //or left depending on which side the module is on
}I’m NO css expert if that doesn’t work let me know. Or perhaps someone else can chime in if I’m wrong :)
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It did work, sort off. It moved the module to where i wanted it. But for some reason it messed up the placement of the module directly below it. Moving that one to the side of the weather module :S
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Take out the clear:both and see what happens.
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Same thing unfortunately. :\
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Funny I was playing around with one of my setups and wanted to see what it would look like and moved it to the middle region and couldn’t get it to center…opposite issues…LOL
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I would have no idea why it’s doing that… I’m not having the same issue but I can say I don’t use either of those modules… something is conflicting with it and pushing it right…
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@cowboysdude it’s all good…not something i’m gonna worry about for now anyways…just a test screen…
Err…i mean fix it now! LOL
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Does it center correctly when it’s the only module in “top_center” position?
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@mykle1 it appears to center ok once i disable the Clock module above it
