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Adding background image to analog clock.

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    sdetweil @ChrisLeduex
    last edited by Nov 13, 2024, 1:20 PM

    @ChrisLeduex cool. you should submit that as an enhancement

    Sam

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      sdetweil @ChrisLeduex
      last edited by sdetweil Nov 13, 2024, 1:22 PM Nov 13, 2024, 1:22 PM

      @ChrisLeduex is z-index:99 below above? so would be hidden by module in fullscreen_above. don’t want them peeking thru

      Sam

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        ChrisLeduex @sdetweil
        last edited by Nov 13, 2024, 5:58 PM

        @sdetweil Larger numbers sit on top of smaller numbers. In this case I wanted to make sure the svg image was always underneath the clock face/hands (z-index: 0) and the clock hands were always on top (z-index: 99). I could have used ‘z-index: 0’ and ‘z-index: 1’ instead but picked a larger number just to be sure the clock is always on top of anything else that might get added.

        I’m still working on it because I’d like to have a solution that doesn’t require any code changes to the module files. I’d like something that only requires using the custom.css file.

        20241113_07h50m20s_grim.png

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          sdetweil @ChrisLeduex
          last edited by Nov 13, 2024, 6:10 PM

          @ChrisLeduex cool, it was just a question of implementation checking… good work

          Sam

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            ChrisLeduex @sdetweil
            last edited by Nov 14, 2024, 5:12 AM

            Sorry @sdetweil, this is my first MM project and I have no idea what I’m doing. So I didn’t understand that “fullscreen_above” was a position option for modules.

            In the screen shot below I left my clock the same as before with ‘z-index: 0’ on the apple and ‘z-index: 99’ on all the other classes of the clock. I then set my calendar module to “fullscreen_above” to see what would happen.

            Not easy to see in the screen shot but all of the components of the clock that have a z-index are on top of the calendar and the date which doesn’t have any z-index values is underneath the calendar. So it would appear that any z-index value, even 0, puts those components on top of “fullscreen_above”. So yes, it should be used carefully because it will peek through.

            {
            	module: "clock",
            	position: "top_left",
            	config: {
            		displayType: "analog",
            		displaySeconds: false,
            	}
            },
            {
            	module: "calendar",
            	header: "US Holidays",
            	position: "fullscreen_above",
            	config: {
            		calendars: [
            			{
            

            20241113_20h57m47s_grim.png

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              JohnGalt @ChrisLeduex
              last edited by Nov 18, 2024, 9:11 PM

              @ChrisLeduex – Interesting exercise. Where did you put the .svg image[s]? In with the clock faces in the module folder? In the module folder root? Other?

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                ChrisLeduex @JohnGalt
                last edited by Nov 19, 2024, 9:20 PM

                @JohnGalt I just put them directly in the CSS folder with the custom.css file while I was testing everything. But they can certainly go wherever you like based on how you organize stuff.

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                  JohnGalt @ChrisLeduex
                  last edited by Nov 20, 2024, 1:09 AM

                  @ChrisLeduex – OK, thanks. I wasn’t sure that the url path went anywhere in particular.

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