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    Disable header in MMM-MieleAtHome and MMM-Homeconnect

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      OberfragGER @HeikoGr
      last edited by

      @HeikoGr said in Disable header in MMM-MieleAtHome and MMM-Homeconnect:

      this should work, but MMM-MieleAtHome and therefore MMM-Homeconnect as a fork do override the header…

      {
        module: “MMM-MieleAtHome”,
        header: "",
        position: “bottom_left”,
       [...]
      },
      

      Thata not working on both modules :(

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        OberfragGER @sdetweil
        last edited by

        @sdetweil Hi sam,

        this one?

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        or this one?

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          HeikoGr
          last edited by HeikoGr

          i found 2-3 ways for you to get rid of the header:

          1.: you add “!important” to force the css rule

          .MMM-MieleAtHome .module-header {
              display: none !important;
          }
          
          1. fork MMM-MieleAtHome and get rid of
          	// you have to delete this function at MMM-MietAtHome.js line 92-95
          	getHeader: function() {
          		return "Miele@Home";
          	},
          

          MMM-HomeConnect is similar. But here you have a third option: take my fork: https://github.com/heikogr/MMM-HomeConnect2 (only thing: it has an different styling)

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            sdetweil @HeikoGr
            last edited by

            @HeikoGr shouldn’t need the !important as no other class is specified AFTER the , module-header

            Sam

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              sdetweil @OberfragGER
              last edited by

              @OberfragGER the second… and you can do it a couple ways

              // using classes

              .MMM-MieleAtHome .module-header  {
                   display:none;
              }
              

              or using html element

              .MMM-MieleAtHome header {
                 display:none;
              }
              

              Sam

              How to add modules

              learning how to use browser developers window for css changes

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