Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Three module issues from a new user
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@vilhelmr for icons I would look in the developers window, ctrl-shift-i, console tab, for any errors.
filter on calendar, by putting unique part of module name in filter field (cal for example)
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@sdetweil
I managed to get unique icons for each calendar, through trial and error with font awesome. Not all “free” fonts are supported, I think “brands” aren’t.
Do you know, if I can set icons that I’ve stored locally? There are a lot on the noun project that would be excellent :). -
@vildhjelm said in Three module issues from a new user:
Do you know, if I can set icons that I’ve stored locally?
i do not know myself, but I would think you could
<img icon="68" src="/img/emoji/U263a.ico" alt=":-)" />
the base for MM web server is MagicMirror, so
src="/modules/{modulename}/{sub_folder}/{filename}"
replace {} with the appropriate name, if any
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@vildhjelm where u able to get this working?
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Hi all, was working on the same thing.
Some icons I wanted to use are in brands, and can’t figure out how to invoke it properly. Tried adding imports in fontawesome.css for it, but no go. Anyone know how/why brands wont work? They are considered free use.
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@skyfall I do not KNOW for sure… maybe they have to be downloaded separately?
see the last few posts here on getting separate fonts usable after download
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/8758/change-fonts/6?_=1650986841007
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@sdetweil I don’t think so, I’ve been looking into it and it is included in all.min.css; that’s where the other ones get imported from. Maybe we’re not invoking it properly since the FA 4->6 upgrade that happened in January?
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maybe all you have to do is npm install the right stuff in the vendor folder
"dependencies": { "@fortawesome/fontawesome-free": "^6.1.1",
and this is in the vendor/css/font-awesome.css
@import url(“…/node_modules/@fortawesome/fontawesome-free/css/all.min.css”);
@import url("…/node_modules/@fortawesome/fontawesome-free/css/v4-shims.min.these files are in the folder
sam@sams:~/MagicMirror/vendor/node_modules/@fortawesome/fontawesome-free/css$ ls
all.css fontawesome.min.css svg-with-js.css v4-shims.min.css
all.min.css regular.css svg-with-js.min.css v5-font-face.css
brands.css regular.min.css v4-font-face.css v5-font-face.min.css
brands.min.css solid.css v4-font-face.min.css
fontawesome.css solid.min.css v4-shims.cssi looked up one of the items listed in brands, .fa-apple-pay
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@sdetweil I think we’re on to something here. I’m embarassed but I did notice my dependencies were out of date. I was running FA 5.13.3. Reinstalled and reverified and now running 6.1.1. However, when invoking ‘canadian-maple-leaf’ for example, it’s now showing a broken icon symbol versus nothing!
I did also notice it isn’t loading the .woff2 file for the brands fonts, even though it is in the correct directory.
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I’ve figured it out!
Like the original post, I’m working with Calendar module. I wanted to understand why we could write, say symbol: “cloud” instead of having to declare the full “fas fa-fw fa-cloud” to invoke the symbol.
I went into /modules/default/calendar/calendar.js and noticed the following section of code:
const symbols = this.symbolsForEvent(event); symbols.forEach((s, index) => { const symbol = document.createElement("span"); symbol.className = "fas fa-fw fa-" + s; if (index > 0) { symbol.style.paddingLeft = "5px"; } symbolWrapper.appendChild(symbol); }); eventWrapper.appendChild(symbolWrapper); } else if (this.config.timeFormat === "dateheaders") { const blankCell = document.createElement("td"); blankCell.innerHTML = " "; eventWrapper.appendChild(blankCell); }
calendar.js is hardcoding the fas (solid) font family in, not allowing us to invoke a family like fab (brands). setting the line:
symbol.className = "fas fa-fw fa-" + s;
to just:
symbol.className = s;
forces us to redeclare every symbol in config.js from “cloud” to “fas fa-fw fa-cloud”, but we can now access all available FA icons.
And so, I get my leaf :)
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