MMM-WeatherChart

[Vauxdvihl]

@broberg
hmm
seems to me not working
Strange is also that the editor does not “hightlight” the functions

.mmm-weatherchart img{
width: 1035px;
height: 340px;
}

[broberg]

@Vauxdvihl the module name is case sensitive

So .mmm-weathermodule is not the same as .MMM-WeatherModule

And you might have to add !important after the height and width for it to override the height specified in the module.

[Vauxdvihl]

@broberg
Yes i know ;-)
Look …i though it would be the correct way

[broberg]

@Vauxdvihl

It is, nevermind the above post then.

but do try the !important addition, it is sometimes needed when the size is defined in the document and not in the css files.

[prototype0815]

I need help with mmm-weatherchart:

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/12204/black-screen-when-insert-https-github-com-paphko-mmm-weatherchart/3

[sdetweil]

@prototype0815 I reqplied in your other topic with instructions to download my fixed repo that resolves both problems… black screen and no image shown

[Vauxdvihl]

Hi friends,
i have seen in the dev mode that the modules gets the png from color from
here:
www.yr.no/place/Germany/Bavaria/Pöcking/meteogram.png

Can i use it also in color in the mm?
Thanks a lot
Regards

[lavolp3]

@Vauxdvihl have you tried setting the option

negativeImage: false, // whether or not the default white image should be inverted

?

[Vauxdvihl]

@lavolp3
Works fine
Thanks a lot

One more question
Using the code :

> .mmm-weatherchart img{
> width: 1035px;
> height: 340px;
> }

in my custom css it only “zoomed in” the image itself.
But the area on the screen stay the same.
I want to make this img viewable over the hole screen.
Can please somebody help me?
Thanks a lot

[lavolp3]

@Vauxdvihl that is most probably due to the region.
If you want the image to cover the whole screen give the module the position: “fullscreen_above” or position: “fullscreen_behind”. Or position: “top_bar” to not overlap with other modules.
Just an example.
Otherwise you would need to give the region more space to show the rest of the image.