Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Default Weather Module Icon Position
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@ZiggidyZ yeh, I used to do that too.
then I have 10 systems I work on, got to be too much copying.
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Thank you guys for your tips and help. Now I only have one issue left.
How do I get the icons in the right place?
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@svenpisa I don’t understand. you have mmm-wallpaoer selected, but weather icons in class list
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@sdetweil I had taken the section to see the Custom.css and weather.css on the right side. Shouldn’t the wallpaper actually be displayed?
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@svenpisa as I said, confused.
in custom.css do
html { cursor: default; }
to turn on the mouse pointer over the mm content
then easier to see to select correct content
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@sdetweil said in Default Weather Module Icon Position:
html {
cursor: default;
}Is the screenshot better?
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@svenpisa yes, better.
so that stuff for .weathericon from custom.css, I would click off each and see the effect.
as you mouse over the settings in the right column a checkbox will appear, that u can check to disable a setting
note .weather-icon applies to ALL of the icons.
the css selector clause (stuff before the {) WILL ALWAYS match every such item on the page. you can make it more specific to get fewer elements.
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Thank you very much for your help.
I first had to read through your messages at my leisure and at the same time I tried to understand the messages parallel to the developer tool.And lo and behold, it worked.
I have now split the weather module into two classes.
{ module: "weather", classes: "forecast", position: "top_right", header: "Wettervorschau", config: { weatherProvider: "openweathermap", type: "forecast", location: "Hamburg", locationID: "2911xxx", //ID from http://bulk.openweathermap.org/sample/city.list.json.gz; unzip the gz file and find your city apiKey: "c64bb3321848fe4e76163xxxxxxxxxc" } }, { module: "weather", classes: "wetter", position: "top_center", config: { weatherProvider: "openweathermap", type: "current", location: "Hamburg", locationID: "2911xxx", //ID from http://bulk.openweathermap.org/sample/city.list.json.gz; unzip the gz file and find your city apiKey: "c64bb3321848fe4e76163xxxxxxxxx" } },
You could then play around really well with each class in the developer tool and then find the right position.
For those who are interested. I have now made the following entries in the Custom.css so that it looks like this:
.forecast .weathericon { position:absolute; // absolute z-index: 0; height: 200px; right: 120px; margin-top: -65px; padding-left: 60px; padding-top: 50px; height: 35px; } .forecast .wi-day-sunny { content: url("/css/icons/day.svg"); } .forecast .wi-day-cloudy { content: url("/css/icons/cloudy-day-1.svg"); } .forecast .wi-rain { content: url("/css/icons/rainy-6.svg"); } forecast .wi-night-clear { content: url("/css/icons/night.svg"); } .forecast .wi-night-cloudy { content: url("/css/icons/cloudy-night-2.svg"); padding-right: 15px; padding-top: 10px; } .forecast .wi-cloudy { content: url("/css/icons/cloudy.svg"); } .forecast .wi-showers { content: url("/css/icons/rainy-7.svg"); } .forecast .wi-thunderstorm { content: url("/css/icons/thunder.svg"); } .forecast .wi-snow { content: url("/css/icons/snowy-6.svg"); } .forecast .wi-cloudy-windy { content: url("/css/icons/cloudy-day-3.svg"); } .forescast.wi-night-rain { content: url("/css/icons/rainy-6.svg"); } .forecast .wi-night-snow { content: url("/css/icons/snowy-6.svg"); } .forecast .wi-night-thunderstorm { content: url("/css/icons/thunder.svg"); } .forecast .wi-night-showers { content: url("/css/icons/rainy-7.svg"); } .forecast .wi-fog { content: url("/css/icons/cloudy.svg"); } .forecast .wi-night-alt-cloudy-windy { content: url("/css/icons/cloudy-night-1.svg"); } /* Aenderungen Wettervorhersage */ .wetter .weathericon { position: absolute; z-index: 1; margin-top: -33px; padding-top: 20px; left: 60px; } .wetter .wi-day-sunny { content: url("/css/icons/day.svg"); padding-left: 6px; padding-top: 5px; height: 50px; } .wetter .wi-day-cloudy { content: url("/css/icons/cloudy-day-1.svg"); } .wetter .wi-rain { content: url("/css/icons/rainy-6.svg"); padding-left: 8px; padding-top: 5px; height: 45px; } .wetter .wi-night-clear { content: url("/css/icons/night.svg"); } .wetter .wi-night-cloudy { content: url("/css/icons/cloudy-night-2.svg"); height: 50px; padding-left: 5px; padding-top: 7px; } .wetter .wi-cloudy { content: url("/css/icons/cloudy.svg"); } .wetter .wi-showers { content: url("/css/icons/rainy-7.svg"); } .wetter .wi-thunderstorm { content: url("/css/icons/thunder.svg"); } .wetter .wi-snow { content: url("/css/icons/snowy-6.svg"); } .wetter .wi-cloudy-windy { content: url("/css/icons/cloudy-day-3.svg"); height: 45px; padding-left: 8px; padding-top: 7px; } .wetter .wi-night-rain { content: url("/css/icons/rainy-6.svg"); padding-left: 8px; padding-top: 5px; height: 45px; } .wetter .wi-night-snow { content: url("/css/icons/snowy-6.svg"); } .wetter .wi-night-thunderstorm { content: url("/css/icons/thunder.svg"); } .wetter .wi-night-showers { content: url("/css/icons/rainy-7.svg"); } .wetter .wi-fog { content: url("/css/icons/cloudy.svg"); } .wetter .wi-night-alt-cloudy-windy { content: url("/css/icons/cloudy-night-1.svg"); height: 50px; padding-left: 5px; padding-top: 7px; }
We can therefore close the entry here
Thanks all again
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@svenpisa awesome! thanks for the feedback.
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I have this issue too, the dev window says they’re the same class
but the classes are already different/labeled as forecast and weather in config
when I open everything in the developer window,
this is the one that highlights the icon I want to move “</span> == $0
”
the current weather “sun” icon in the top module is the one I want to move,
but its labeled as the current weather condition, NOT the icon I want to move
when I uncheck the one I need, both icons from current weather and “today” from forecast both change
it’s labeled as “weather weather” , when I change that, they both change (current weather and forecast)
what am I doing wrong?