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    Disable header in MMM-MieleAtHome and MMM-Homeconnect

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      OberfragGER @OberfragGER
      last edited by

      61a9032e-5a28-4b75-9c77-bd780e5338d3-grafik.png

      Is there any chance to scale both styles that the icons are looking the same height and style?

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        sdetweil @OberfragGER
        last edited by sdetweil

        @OberfragGER you are looking at the header part of the page Dom

        You need the body part where the html is

        Use the elements tab , click the pointer to left, mouse ver the module til it’s highlighted and click to
        Open the html view there

        Sam

        How to add modules

        learning how to use browser developers window for css changes

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          HeikoGr
          last edited by HeikoGr

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

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

              766d7f05-49ad-41b3-a81b-9c627c4dc0c7-grafik.png

              or this one?

              48d4e17e-a2be-4a70-b746-8cbb421debab-grafik.png

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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

                  How to add modules

                  learning how to use browser developers window for css changes

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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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