Standard calendar Determine text alignment

sdetweil

@Clubjack said in Standard calendar Determine text alignment:

What Do You mean with “developers window,

the developers window is opened with

keyboard = ctrl-shift-i (its a toggle, once, its on… next time its off)
at startup time = npm start dev

note that if you use a windows machine for development and a pi to display, you can ALSO display on your windows box, by going to http://pi_address:port (the config.js has to allow any system to connect so whitelist=[], and address= “”)
and then use the dev window THERE

Clubjack

@sdetweil
Hey…
In the meantime I managed to align everything. Via the custom.css.
Now I installed the MMM-GoogleTasks module according to the instructions and inserted my API ID.
Then I restarted the MM and since then I only have a black screen in a window called electron.
I hope I don’t have to set everything up now. My brain is starting to smoke.

sdetweil

@Clubjack so, when a module dies in the modulename.js file, it will usually kill the screen display.

so you need to open the developers window (ctrl-shift-i) and look thru the console for any errors reported

Clubjack

@sdetweil oh man. What would i do without You. 🙈
Found the error… Suddenly the node_helper was not found.
I get it back with an older Thread from You.
Thank You for all

sdetweil

@Clubjack the next release has a fix so that the node_helper error should never happen anymore

Clubjack

Unfortunately, a new little question. Is it possible to change the color of today’s events in the standard calendar module?

sdetweil

@Clubjack looking at the code, it appears there is no distinction between today and any other day in handling the class for the event title . so no…

it only checks for the config option colored and titleClass

titleWrapper.innerHTML = this.titleTransform(event.title) + repeatingCountTitle;

			var titleClass = this.titleClassForUrl(event.url);

			if (!this.config.colored) {
				titleWrapper.className = "title bright " + titleClass;
			} else {
				titleWrapper.className = "title " + titleClass;
			}

shiring

@clubjack

Can you share the Solution? Thanks