Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-SpaceX
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@sonicgoose Thanks!
Unfortunately the dates for the upcoming launches are not fully maintained in the api. Maybe I can use a different field. I’m going to look at it. -
@koxm I’ve just installed it and have noticed the table cells are awfully close together, i.e. there is no separation at all between the last two columns, so it appears as 02 Mar 2020 Falcon 9. This is with the module bottom_center. I tried adding a padding to the left and right side of the cells in my custom.css and also added a width to the table in custom.css, but neither seemed to help.
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@sonicgoose You’re right, it’s pretty close. The stylesheet included only manipulates the td and th. If I test it on my screen on bottom_center, it looks quite fine. This is because of the column header which creates some kind of spacing.
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@sonicgoose Yep
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@hango Thanks for the tip, gonna work on it tommorow. I’m pretty new to CSS as well.
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@koxm said in MMM-SpaceX:
@sonicgoose Thanks!
Unfortunately the dates for the upcoming launches are not fully maintained in the api. Maybe I can use a different field. I’m going to look at it.I have not looked much at the API but if the unix timestamp field is maintained, I suggest you use that. Then you will also get the correct date for your time zone.
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