Thanks! I will update when the module is published.
First I need to solve some issues 🙂

@creepinjesus when the server is remote there are urls u can use to proxy your real url

search for cors proxy

@karsten13 good catch,

OK, I finally succeeded in changing the analog clock to red. It wasn’t pretty and I don’t know if there is a better way. But here’s what I did, for the record:

In modules/default/clock/faces, I copied face-010.svg to face-013.svg to create a new face.

I edited face-013.svg to modify the style to have a fill color:
<style>.cls-1{fill:#f00;}</style>

Added the following to my custom.css:

/* for the date display */ .nightclock .date.normal.medium { color: #f00; } /* for the hour hand */ .nightclock .clockHour { background: #f00; } /* for the minute hand */ .nightclock .clockMinute { background: #f00; } Edit the config: section of the clock module in config.js. Added secondsColor: “#f00” to the config: section of the clock module in config.js to change the color of the second hand Change the analogFace config to the newly edited “face-013”.

@memphismark 😁

@bkeyport Thank you! I realized after I made the post it is called gradient.

For future knowledge

change background-color to background-image and add linear-gradient with another RGBA value.

Thank you for your help.

Is there a way to have CSS go gradient to the left and to the right?

I have the news module at the bottom and I really just want it to be dark in the centre where the headlines are.

I have tried to right and to left, I have tried radial and nothing seems to work.

@jamaces It won’t show anything, there’s nothing to show right now.

@sdetweil
Helps to read sometimes. Thank you.

Never mind.
Found out, that I had to do startDate: "10/28/2020",

@ashishtank said in calendar_monthly: Please help me with column width.:

#calendar-table {
width: 80%;
}

This worked perfectly. Thank you ashishtank! Really helpful.

I solved it by myself. So here for the rest of the world or maybe for myself in a couple of months.

The following config is working:

{ module: 'MMM-BackgroundSlideshow', position: 'fullscreen_below', config: { imagePaths: ['modules/MMM-BackgroundSlideshow/BackgroundImages'], transitionImages: true, transitions: ['opacity'], randomizeImageOrder: true, slideshowSpeed: 500000, gradientDirection: 'both', gradient: [ "rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.00) 0%", "rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.00) 0%", "rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.00) 90%", "rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.75) 100%" ], //von oben nach unten, % = wo im Bildschirm startet es horizontalGradient: [ "rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.75) 0%", "rgba(0, 0, 0, 0) 15%", "rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.00) 85%", "rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.75) 100%" ] //von links nach rechts, % = wo im Bildschirm startet es } },

In addition, you have to change a line in the MMM-BackgroundSlideshow.js file in the getDom function (line 316)

OLD: this.createGradientDiv('right', this.config.gradient, wrapper); NEW: this.createGradientDiv('right', this.config.horizontalGradient, wrapper);

I will put this on GitHub as well.

@George Thank you for mentioning it might helpful to others. Mine was cheaper while bigger in size. I paid ~80 euro for 72.5X42 cm mirror with smoothen(not polished) edges.

@matt216 the code could be made more resilient, but maybe lower down than module, which module author doesn’t control.

Its hard to make 100% reliable code.

Glad u resolved to issue

I can’t seem to get the system to tell me that it’s out of date again (even though I know it is). That’s ok for now, though… New problem…

Chromium is crashing, and I have a guess as to what might be going on. I have been searching and can not find anything related to a log file for Chromium, though, and I would need to be able to see that to understand if my suspicion is correct. Am I just completely missing it?

Forget it.
They could be hidden with .hide({lockString:"something"}) instead just .hide().

@sdetweil Thanks for the fix, now it is displayed correctly.

@sdetweil ok, thanks. I’m trying to solve this by save the timestamp in a file with fs 🙂

@earnestrichards said in Disassembly a Dell U2715H:

I had the same question when I started work on my ‘mirror’ earlier this summer. I had purchased a HP monitor and found a link for 3rd party recyclers to properly disassemble and recycle the various monitor parts.

I used the same search term (except Dell not HP) and found this:
Dell Monitor Disassembly

Thank you, 24h after my second email I got a perfect disassembly instruction. Unfortunately, the pdf is to big to upload it here.

@sdetweil can you give me a screenshot where I find the solved-button?

Edit: Sorry, first I had to mark the question as question. Than there was the solved button. Well, this is kind of hidden 🙂

@el-bardo You never know how other module devs use such functions.

Always use the most non-inversive way which would be the custom CSS way.