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        Yes. If two or modules have the same position ( Eg. ‘top_left’), they will be displayed in the order of their entry in the config file.

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            @johnnyboy said in Moving a fixed module:

            … move the Weather Module down a touch?

            Sorry, I don’t understand. Can you upload a screenshot, that would be helpful?

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                Going to need the custom.css for this… I would imagine that using

                .Module_name {
                margin-top: xx;
                }
                

                or

                .Module_name {
                padding-top: xx;
                }
                

                would work…

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                      @johnnyboy said in Moving a fixed module:

                      .Module_clock

                      I would try .Module_clock like this:

                      .Module_clock {
                      margin-top: 20px;
                      }
                      

                      Move the number to whatever works for you ;)

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                        @johnnyboy in your case it is .clock { margin-top: 20px;}

                        Please create a github issue if you need help, so I can keep track

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