Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Two modules side by side
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@mmuser you will have to use CSS for that
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@sdetweil any suggestion ? i have no experience with css, i was able to change text size and alignment and this is max what i am capable of.
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@hango thank you so much for reply, this is working very good with two different modules, issue is that i have same module in config.js more then once ( reason is that module can show info only from one bus stop and i want more), is it possible to identify instances (something like .first_module_1, .first_module_2) of one module and apply your advice ?
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@mmuser I would suggest that you grab the module_id from the Developer Window|Elements Tab. then use the div id for the module and assign the CSS as per @hango using the div id. If I had 2 instances of
MMM-SweepClock
in my config it would be assignedmodule_0_MMM-SweepClock
andmodule_1_MMM-SweepClock
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@hango Yeah, got you. Just thought it easier to get the div id rather than adding a class to config.
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@hango thank you SO much.
if you give them the answer they will never learn.
teach them how to solve the problem.