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      fnooah
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      I have the MMM-Comic module installed and working on my mirror as shown here https://github.com/cowboysdude/MMM-Comic. Everything works great. But as he mentioned in the Repo that the comics may be too small. Which they were. So on i go to changing the custom.css files as he mentions. that works great. BUT now as all this was done in landscape mode on my mirror. I decided to rotate my display by changing the config.txt file of my Pi. Now the comic photo does not change in size no matter what i do. The module is in the lower_third region, and have also tried middle_center. Any suggestions on being able to see the comic?

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        saljoke @fnooah
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        @fnooah
        Hello
        You can try to use transform and scale on CSS to make it bigger.

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          fnooah
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          @saljoke
          i actually was able to go to the module itself. I adjusted the .css file inside the module folder. It seems to work so far with no issues.

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