@miriamburrell If those can be linked to Strava then MMM-Strava can be used. I still use MMM-Strava and it still works fine but I am using Suunto watch connected to Strava and I can then display that via the MMM-Strava module.

@sdetweil Thanks! P.S., I really appreciate all your help, not just for me but for everyone. You really are a rock star!

@Thring I belive that there is NO API for this anymore, not since 2020 I think.

@KristjanESPERANTO Finally got time to fix things up and move forward (Complete reinstall, honestly) Everything is working as I desire now.

@thartley – Follow Sam’s instructions. I am traveling so didn’t get to finish mine. I got to a point where I got a message that the action was in progress, but it would never finish. After some research I’m pretty sure I have a permission problem and will check it out when I get home in a couple of weeks.

@mrchips83 Thanks for sharing. Interest is peeked again! Think I’m going to dive back into MM.

@sdetweil Hello Sam. Thank you for the reply and confirmation. I had seen your post to another person’s CSS question where you shared that tool. I used it earlier today and it showed what you saw. I was hoping that due to my minimal skill with CSS I was overlooking something, but I guess I wasn’t.

I’ve found that going a bit larger than the monitor actually looks a lot more ‘natural’ as a piece of furniture, even if the UI only covers a portion of it. It gives you that nice clean border without feeling cramped.

@sdetweil I switched back to X11 in raspi-config, rebooted and added the parameter DISPLAY=:0 npm run start:x11 That works! :-) As it is quite after midnight here, I’ll do these tests with wayland tomorrow and respond here. So far, thank you a lot.

@TX77ConfigMirror its in the Preferences, Control Center , Screens [image: 1776698418697-pi-screen-cfg-resized.jpeg]

@doctorwhen assuming I want to put a space between my weather module and a national rail module, where do I enter the custom code? They are located top right [image: 0a6l4xS0CRYHGWW0uRZkp_7IA]

@karsten13 Oh, somehow missed that. Will look into that, looks promising, thanks!

@nowayto I have made changes to the module to accommodate the API key, however, when I tested it, it did not work for me. The Growatt NPM module states the following: You can get the key by having an email sent to you on the Grwatt website for a third party to display the data. The key is the combination of numbers and letters in the link. It has 96 characters. The API key I am seeing is much shorter than the 96 character key mentioned above and as a result I was getting a 500 error when I was testing it. This is obviously the wrong key. [image: 1776362305283-b6202969-721b-43cf-8278-736251ba6f56-image.jpeg] As such, I am reluctant to push changes I am unable to test successfully.

@CyberD great feedback. I don’t know what is different either But glad it is working

Good afternoon, all! europeDiscNat is back! (plus a small CSS fix for a new white footer) for you, guys a quick update on the European satellite image situation. Since my fork EUMETSAT’s new WMS endpoint at view.eumetsat.int/geoserver/wms works fast, reliably and nice. Yesterday that stopped delivering fresh images! Today I figured out there even is a new version (small changes in URL) v1.1.0 is now v1.3.0 API - but both of them are only returning a stale image from yesterday evening: https://view.eumetsat.int/geoserver/wms?service=WMS&version=1.1.0&request=GetMap&layers=msg_fes:rgb_naturalenhncd&... https://view.eumetsat.int/geoserver/wms?service=WMS&version=1.3.0&request=GetMap&layers=msg_fes:rgb_naturalenhncd&... But here’s the surprise: the old europeDiscNat URL is back and working again! So if you’ve been in trouble with looking for actual pictures without the SLIDER API, this works right now: style: 'europeDiscNat', is re-born … One thing to watch out for: Unfortunately EUMETSAT has changed the image format slightly. The footer bar at the bottom (logo + timestamp) used to be black — invisible against the MagicMirror background. It’s now white and a bit taller, which causes a small white artifact at the bottom of the globe. I’ve pushed a fix that adds a black CSS overlay to mask the footer. Just update the module: cd ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Globe git pull npm install Of course the SLIDER styles (geoColorEurope, geoColorUSA, etc.) continue to work fine if you prefer those. Happy mirroring! Warmest regards, Ralf

@magicbeing someone posted on Reddit about hacking a luluemon exercise mirror https://www.reddit.com/r/MagicMirror/s/PY78sJWwrT

@sdetweil Great! I’m glad I helped you while you were helping me. :)

@Hepkat awesome. Thx for the feedback

@Cybex999 all you should have to do is set the color in the default calendar for each url Make sure you set coloredText:true, Before the url list

as i understand it this module has gone through a few iterations/forks, jclarke0000 > qistoph > radokristof im 90% sure im using qistophs version. Google recently (well… maybe a year ago) consolidated “Directions API” and “Advanced Directions API” into their new “Routes API” and changed the way they billed i uncommented code around this time because i expanded my MM Instances, which led to increasing costs due to the “Advanced API” billing structure. wondering if anyone is aware of similar/identical modules that use the updated API, if not ill probably make it my next project to figure out how similar API calls are between the outdated stuff and the new Routes API.