@sdetweil I changed the setup for css to - type: bind source: /var/services/homes/sam/magicmirror/mounts/css/custom.css target: /opt/magic_mirror/css/custom.css bind: create_host_path: true It was a design mistake in the beginning to mount the whole folder instead the single file. This is maybe not backward compatibel for all old setups.

@sunsetrider just remember that OW has said they will terminate the 2.5 api June/August/October 2024 (last year) … so remember this config when it fails… we changed the default config to the new 3.0 api per their annoncements

@chrisfr1976 How do I change it to US currency?

@AndyHazz weird…

@lightsaberluke yes, system is tricky sometimes if you had used the install or upgrade script it would have handled this problem for you see https://github.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror but you can use one of the selective node tools i recommend n do this sudo npm install n -g sudo n 22.14 hash -r node -v you should now have node 22.14 or 22.15 now cd ~/MagicMirror npm run install-mm

@mischag So are you trying to change things by going into MM/modules/MMM-Chores/data.json and editing it? I just tried that and it does not work. I think it is because the module assigns each grouping a specific ID that way beyond my paygrade… Wish I could be of more help… So are you accessing it remotely i.E. from a different network? Hope you figure it out…

@Mistiz you shouldn’t need any certificates for MM to external connections, as the source server is requires to provide the cert that covers its connections… MM does not provide a cert, as we don’t use http, assuming we are on a close private network in our homes. certs are a pita(pain in the a) in general … for access INTO my system , I no longer use an open port, and don’t have to provide certs for every source, or router module(gateway) I use cloudflare zero trust tunnel. they provide the cert, and maintain it. their endpoint connector runs on your network and can http connect to services at that level.

@plainbroke yes, or you can try this in your custom. css .modulename iframe { overflow:hidden; } that should clip off the content at the iframe size a deprecated attribute that ‘may’ still work, set scroll=“no” on the iframe statement itself. (but you would have to change the code for this)

@rkorell @sdetweil Never mind I am stupid. I figured out that I had removed several sections of the config file that was in his readme. Then went and re numbered the lines. Which really upset the apple cart. I did have to change the parts you said @rkorell. But the rest was my doing. Compare the first Config i posted and this one and you will see what I did. { module: "MMM-Pinfo", position: "middle_center", config: { debug: false, refresh: 5000, itemAlign: "left", labelAlign: "left", valueAlign: "right", labelSize: 400, containerSize: 500, DEVICE: { labelModel: "Model", displayModel: true, orderModel: 1, labelSerial: "Serial", displaySerial: true, orderSerial: 2 }, OS: { labelOs: "OS", displayOs: true, orderOs: 3 }, NETWORK: { labelType: "NET Type", displayType: true, orderType: 4, labelIPv4: "IPv4", displayIPv4: true, orderIPv4: 5, labelIPv6: "IPv6", I deleted these 2 lines and then changed orderMac: 6 and so on down the List.. DISPLAYIPV6: FALSE, ORDERIPV6: 6, labelMac: "MAC", displayMac: true, orderMac: 7 }, RAM: { labelRam: "RAM", displayRam: true, orderRam: 8 }, STORAGE: { labelStorage: "Storage", displayStorage: true, orderStorage: 9, }, CPU: { labelType: "CPU Type", displayType: true, orderType: 10, labelUsage: "CPU Usage", displayUsage: true, orderUsage: 11, labelTemp: "CPU Temp", displayTemp: true, orderTemp: 12 }, UPTIME: { labelUptime: "Uptime", displayUptime: true, orderUptime: 13 }, WARNING: { enable: true, interval: 1000 * 60 * 5, check: { CPU_TEMP: 65, CPU_USAGE: 75, RAM_USED: 80, STORAGE_USED: 80 } }, } },

@Durahl Here is a little example of What Sam said to do. Not sure what module you are trying to do that with but this will give you the idea of what to tweak in the ctrl+shift+i screen. .MMM-Cocktails { Margin-top: 30px; Margin-left: 140px; Margin-right: 120px; } Hope this makes it a little clearer for you. PS: You can look in the modules css file for the .XXX-XXXXX name to use if you have the same difficulty I do with the window thingy… <— Technical term.

@Kayos Wow, that sounds very cool. Do you mind sharing some screenshots?

Sam, Yes, it was the file content. I had copied it from the git example but obviously did something wrong.

@KristjanESPERANTO Thanks. It has been reverted.

@com1cedric Looks great so far. For the weather module, maybe check out MMM-WeatherChart or MMM-OpenWeatherForecast — they offer more visual options without needing heavy node.js work. Also, adding a physical shutdown button is a smart move for reliability. Keep us posted on the frame build!

@MM_Noob @MM_Noob said in MMM-Universal-Pir and cec-client: OK - post the update to include the cec-utils in the build I can confirm it now works… don’t understand, are you talking about this? @MM_Noob said in MMM-Universal-Pir and cec-client: I guess this update will be rolled into the latest release at some point ? which update, which release?

@falter same thing to Me, another ditch I dont need to go into! Lol

said in MMM-Openhab: Hi all, thanks for the module, it’s really a great addon for my MMs. Since OH4.2 the theming is to be configured via the sitemap itself. Since I cannot use the mouse in electron, how could I change the settings to black and small arrangement? Thanks in advance… I figured out that you indeed can use the mouse. Just add the code in custom.css, restart and apply with connected mouse, remove the code, restart, done :) html { cursor: unset; }

@sdetweil Thank you Sam, That fixed my issue, and let me use the default clock files… Cool thing is with the old setting in the Custom.css file I can change the colon : color between the numbers a different color. Fun Fun Fun.

@sdetweil A few things: The main issue being: MagicMirror is now using a flat npm config, and the start scripts are handled differently, node --run start:x11 is not a valid Node.js command — unless you are using a custom wrapper or an internal script, this will fail silently or do nothing. As Crontab runs in a minimal environment, so any graphical (X11) application must explicitly export DISPLAY. Previously I had the command as DISPLAY=:0 npm start. Now, I had to export DISPLAY=:0 first and then start MM.

@karsten13 Understood. Will do the add blocker thingy…