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      bicolorbore586
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      In both the MMM-Weather-Now and MMM-3Day-Forecast, how would I not show the “(43 o F)”? My config.js is metric, but looking at the code it appears whichever you select the other shows in brackets.

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        sdetweil @bicolorbore586
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        @bicolorbore586 looking at the code, it’s hard coded to show the opposite.

        you could remove the feels like line completely w css. but not part.

        only other way is to change the code

        Sam

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          bicolorbore586 @sdetweil
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          @sdetweil what impact would it have if I changed the code? for updates etc?

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            sdetweil @bicolorbore586
            last edited by sdetweil

            @bicolorbore586 it would block updates.
            but you could save your changes,
            copy file,
            git checkout xxx.js
            then update
            then check if there are any impacts
            and re-apply them after update

            you could also fork the repo, and run that.
            update and submit or back to module author

            maybe they would take it as a change… I didn’t look at last update date to see if module is still actively maintained ( modified just last month)

            Sam

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