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    Clock and current weather horizontally

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      ashishtank Module Developer @JasonInOttawa
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      @JasonInOttawa You mean like below ?

      28bfddac-8f61-4885-8e63-2e0c2c3bffff-image.png

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        JasonInOttawa
        last edited by JasonInOttawa

        @ashishtank I believe you’re showing a clock followed by a calendar. If so, yes, that’s what I’d like, except with a clock and current weather. Thanks very much for your reply.

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          JasonInOttawa @JasonInOttawa
          last edited by

          This seems to work

          .currentweather {
            display:inline-block;
            margin: 2px;
            zoom:60%;
          }
          
          .clock {
            display:inline-block;
            margin: 2px;
          }
          
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            ashishtank Module Developer @JasonInOttawa
            last edited by

            @JasonInOttawa yes, Indeed I was only giving example to understand the requirement. you can do it by using custom.css file. Add below code to show clock and current weather side by side.

            .clock
            {
            	float: left;
            }
            .currentweather
            {
            	float: left;
            	padding-left: 20px; //Adjust this for left spacing between both modules
            }
            
            

            below should be output.

            5fc505aa-4534-42dd-8445-b056090521d0-image.png

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              ashishtank Module Developer @JasonInOttawa
              last edited by

              @JasonInOttawa yes there are multiple ways to achieve the same :) We both posted reply at same time !

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                JasonInOttawa @ashishtank
                last edited by

                @ashishtank Thanks again! I did notice one difference: the inline-block keeps the bottoms lined up

                bottom line up.png

                and the float puts the second element a bit higher:

                up to the left.png

                It all depends on which effect you prefer.

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                  ashishtank Module Developer @JasonInOttawa
                  last edited by

                  @JasonInOttawa May be float is doing this because you are not showing week text as header ? In my screenshot they are aligned on top. Any ways both are on user choice ! :)

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