@bill63 The entire visual appearance is controlled by CSS, max-width in conjunction with the regions is how it would be handled. Please review the MMM-Multimonth.css file, copy over what you need into the custom.css master file, and change to your needs. CSS tutorials are available if you’re not comfortable with it. Even though the project is effectively mothballed due to my time constraints, there is another maintainer on the project who may or may not update the project, so please don’t modify the project files directly. if you have any questions, feel free to ask, I’m still kinda active on here, as well as our resident experts are always lurking. – Brendan (author)

@sdetweil No error message, just black screen on some modules. I am still having some issues with modules just not showing up… Putting that space in, now I get webview and 2 of the iframe modules working. Nixie clock is fighting me for some reason. I just have not had any time to really dig into it the last week or so…

@sdetweil I’ve done that. I intend to follow-up with those folks tomorrow. There are a few NWS API pages that indicate what options are available and while they show various iterations of Forecast, Current is not in the list. They have the api set where you can plug in GPS coordinates, the NWS office that manages those GPS coordinates and it will generate the https address so you just plug it into the module. That is what I did a few years ago when I first built that MM. I am going to look at Observations options at bottom of the picture to see if the have changed the format. [image: 1763336508417-api-picture.jpg]

@ankonaskiff17 is MagicMirror auto starting? Stop it

@sdetweil Sorry. Both ways did´nt work. Only the “display: none !important;” did the trick. Thank you for you support…as always!

@alexa123 as already stated Pi5 is kind of oversized. I had build up two identical mirrors - one for me and later on a second one (a clone) for a fried of mine. My own is on a Pi5/8GB which was always hot and the power supply was hot as well - which led to some major modifications in my mirror setup because I had to move the power supply out of the frame - which was not that easy, annoying and unsatisfying… The ONLY fact that IS useful and is an argument for the Pi5 is the really smooth integration of a NVME SSD disk which I had performed and am happy with. The fan on the pi5 is HUGE ! (NOT the „official Pi 5 fan“ tiny thingi which isn’t sufficient). Picture of fan The second mirror (clon) is software-wise nearly identical but is installed on a (spare) Pi4 which layed around so it was no problem to overhand it to my friend. This is performance/capacity wise identical and MUCH colder. The SD-card reliability problem on this Pi4 is solved with an USB-SSD-Stick. Today I might go for the Pi4 again… Good luck! Ralf

@bicolorbore586 Merci pour ce retour. Dommage, ce module était intéressant.

@videogame95 said in Pir sensor one sensor pir: Re: [2 Mirrors and one Sensor ( MMM-PIR-Sensor )](/topic/9760/2-mirrors-and-one-sensor-mmm-pir-sensor Hi could some one send the name of a pir code that’s working I’ve been on 3rd part modules some say not supported any more. Would someone be kind enough to put a code that’s working turn no. Monitor off with delay https://eldfall-chronicles.com/en-si/pages/dungeoncrawl Please any help .videogame95 https://kai-health.com/ Focus your search on $\text{MMM-Motion}$ or similar actively maintained projects—these give you the stability and the reliable, delayed monitor power management you need for your Magic Mirror to truly feel futuristic

@retroflex I´ve got some problems with the module. It just says loading. Tried some of the things posted in this thread but could not get it to work. Any ideas what to do? Svenska funkar utmärkt då jag antar att du är svensk som skapat denna :D

@guitartoys Try these settings. You will probably have to adjust the sizes… It fits my 42" TV full screen all directions… Custom.css: .MMM-CalvinAndHobbes .module-content { Margin-top: 10px; Margin-left: 10px; max-width: 1810px; max-height: 1025px; width: 1810px; height: 1025px; overflow: hidden; } #cahcomiccontent { width: 1810px; height: 1025px; } Config.js: { module: "MMM-CalvinAndHobbes", position: "middle_center", config: { invertColors: false, grayScale: false, updateInterval: 7200000, limitComicHeight: -1, maxHeight: "98%" } },

@Dunc12 I had the same issue. I removed the position: parameter from the Carousel configuration in the config.js file. Without a position the title is not displayed.

@plainbroke awesome! Thanks for the feedback

@hearter Does it cost to use the api? Do I need any hardware to attach to the Pi or does it pull the information from that website.?

@ge You might try MMM-GmailFeed, it allows sound when mail arrives. Just set it to playSound: true, Not sure what that sound is, because I have no speakers on my MM.

@spistachio the Spotify module needs a premium account and you must follow the redirect url rules exactly Then the module will attempt to call your redirect, which doesn’t exist, but the token is in the url shown on the not found page So you copy that out for the value in config

@r0t yes, AND you need to activate the virtual environment you installed stuff in, before you use it… like in scripts started by pm2

Hi MagicMirror team, I wanted to share with the community my MagicMirror project featuring a completely custom-built LEGO frame! Hardware Setup: Display: Vertical monitor Computer: Initially Beelink (mini PC), now migrating to Dell OptiPlex D10U System: Ubuntu (Server → Desktop) PIR sensor for automatic screen on/off control via MQTT Implemented Modules: Clock & Calendar (with Italian custom calendar) Weather (Italian weather with hourly and daily forecasts) Compliments (motivational messages) News Feed (Italian news) Automatic screen control via PIR sensor and Node.js Unique Feature: The LEGO frame is completely customizable and modular. It includes: LEGO minifigures on top Colorful decorations on the sides with bricks from various collections Decorative elements (stars, clouds, stickers) Design that perfectly integrates into the home environment Technical Challenges Solved: MQTT integration for PIR control Italian weather modules configuration Optimization for vertical display Power management and automatic screen shutdown The project became not only functional but also a decorative element appreciated by the whole family. The LEGO frame makes the MagicMirror less “techy” and more accessible, especially for children. [image: 1763043465078-lego-frame.jpeg]  Thanks for this amazing open source project! Michele!!

I found the simple fix. I removed the position option from the Carousel module in the config.js file. Doh! I thought it said required but it said “NOT Required”.

@jamesarm It was a regular off the shelf mirror in a frame. I just removed the actual mirror portion from the frame and replaced it with 4mm tinted glass.

@travishardiman sorry I do not know