MMM-Multimonth

[p1lspeda]

@BKeyport
Thanks!
Either I am doing something wrong (and cannot see it) or there is still an issue with getting the module fully transparent.
After the update and my custom.css this is what it looks like:

custom.css:

/* MMM-Multimonth */
.MMM-Multimonth .settings {
 /*  --background-color: transparent; */
  --background-dimmed: rgba(255,255,255,0); /* var(--color-background);     /* For dimmed (previous/next month in current grid), use the global background color */
  --background-weekday: rgba(255,255,255,0); /*var(--color-background);    /* For normal days, use global background */
  --background-weekend: rgba(255,255,255,0); /*var(--color-background);    /* For the days defined as your weekend, change the background to cornflowerblue */
  --background-current: Grey;                       /* for the current day, change the background to yellow */
  --background-header: rgba(255,255,255,0); /*var(--color-background);     /* for the month and year line, use green background */
  --background-weekno: Grey;                        /* for the week number, use a grey background */
  --background-dow: rgba(255,255,255,0); /* var(--color-background);        /* For the days of the week, use global background */
  --color-weekday: var(--color-text);               /* For normal days, use global normal text */
  --color-weekend: var(--color-background);         /* For the days defined as your weekend, change the text to the background color */
  --color-current: var(--color-background);         /* for the current day, change the text to the background color */
  --color-dimmed: var(--color-text-dimmed);         /* For dimmed (previous/next month in current grid), use the global dimmed text color */
  --color-header: var(--color-text-bright);         /* for the header lines, use the global bright text color */
  --color-weekno: var(--color-text-bright);         /* for the week numbers, use the global bright text color */
  --color-dow: var(--color-text);                   /* for the days of the week header, use the global text color */
  --color-event: Red;                               /* For events, the color of the underline */
  --back-rounding: 8px;                             /* Set the radius of the background rounded edges. See documentation for border-radius elsewhere */
  --alignment: center;                              /* Adjust the text alignment */
}

as you can see (my background is not black, it’s grey-ish atm).
Thanks for all your help

[BKeyport]

You’re missing one or two variables. I redid them. add

--background-week: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0); 

and it’ll snap into shape, assuming you’ve pulled the latest off github.

Double check your list against my new one. Make sure all of them are there.

[p1lspeda]

@BKeyport
You sir, are great.
Thank you for being so patient.

[BKeyport]

I am upgrading the module. Uploading a new release as soon as I’m done posting this.

This change is breaking old CSS.

Re-read the README.md before upgrading.

Updating from prior to 08 Jun 2024:

CSS is changed - please check all customizations. Old Elements, values, etc. have been deleted.

The following CSS code is all you need in custom.css if all you’re changing is the colors and/or background edge rounding:

(Key changes here: “current” has been changed to “today”, “background-week, color-week have been removed as redundant”)

Most of the changes are to implement feature changes.

Thanks for the support folks.

[Niggich]

Hallo guys,

nice Module, but I have one Question. Why there is no Space between the months? thanks al lot!

[BKeyport]

@Niggich The default CSS keeps it tight - because that’s how I like it.

However, it’s easy to change.

in your magicmirror/css directory, there should be a file named custom.css - in that file, paste the following, and modify it to suit.

/* Month Padding */
.MMM-Multimonth .month {
  padding: 0px;
}

Cheers.

[Niggich]

@BKeyport Thanks a lot. It’s working…

[BKeyport]

Effective 8/14/2025 - @dathbe has been provided contributor role in my active modules. I’m not ready to turn them over full time, however, I am glad that someone is willing to work with them. I no longer use the modules myself and I’m welcoming a fresh view on the topic, and hopefully the project will continue in a more effective way, including clean up and improvement of my pre-amateur code.

Thanks for the support over my time handling this code - and if I do decide to pick it back up, I know that it is in good hands.

– Brendan