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EoF

Could you elaborate on what you mean?

mattlugar

I think he’s talking the scrolling text like you see on TV (at least it is common here in the states). Can’t find a great solo gif of it, but here’s a gif of 17 different ones at the same time, lol… Hopefully enough to get the idea across. It might be a bit taxing on the pi architecture, not sure.

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EoF

@mattlugar Ah I see. So scrolling from side to side? I’ll tinker with it a bit.

Try2Fly

@mattlugar thank you, that is exactly what I mean! Would also be great for sport scores indeed!

Try2Fly

@EoF maybe this link helps. http://www.quackit.com/javascript/codes/javascript_scroll.cfm

EoF

As a follow up to this, I have not figured anything out. Not sure how to communicate with the other modules yet. I think you’d have to do that in this case. Unfortunately, I don’t think I’ll be able to help with this one.

paviro

@EoF maybe you could just add the featute to the core module as an option instead of creating a new module (@MichMich)?

clebo99

I was going to ask something similar. I want to have multiple “news feeds” with one being the standard NYT one but also one from say ESPN as well as the RSS feed for my local train MARC. Are there any good “Mirror Designs” for this? Would I just create a new module section, have this placed say in the bottom_left and list the website RSS feed?

EoF

@paviro I looked at that as an option, but I don’t really want to go messing with the core modules. I think it would be better to have a new module almost like a “modification” to the core news module.

clebo99

Yea…maybe I’m not saying it correctly…what I’m suggesting is something like the following. Can I load 2 “newsfeeds” in different locations on the page with 2 different RSS feeds?

module: 'newsfeed', 
 			position: 'bottom_bar', 
 			config: { 
 				feeds: [ 
 					{ 
 						title: "New York Times", 
 						url: "http://www.nytimes.com/services/xml/rss/nyt/HomePage.xml" 
 					} 
 				], 
 				showSourceTitle: true, 
 				showPublishDate: true 
 			} 
module: 'newsfeed', 
 			position: 'SOMEOTHERBAR', 
 			config: { 
 				feeds: [ 
 					{ 
 						title: "MARC TRAIN INFO, 
 						url: "MARC TRAIN RSS FEED URL" 
 					} 
 				], 
 				showSourceTitle: true, 
 				showPublishDate: true 
 			}

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