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    MMM-WorldTides - show high and low water for your region

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      A Former User @bhepler
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      @bhepler Oops my bad, many thanks for spotting that @bhepler

      Now to change those icons

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        yawns Moderator @Guest
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        @wjdw87
        Hi,
        I moved the symbols to config section and updated the module on github
        Just do a git pull in the MMM-WorldTides directory and afterwards you can define own css symbols (existing in weathericons or fontawesome) in your magic mirror config.js file

        read.me was also updated to explain the change

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          A Former User
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          Many thanks, though i did update manually in the scripts yesterday, will look at options and update accordingly if the icons are more in line that are on offer, great mod.

          BTW any plans to go more indepth with the feeds (tidal range, depth etc)?

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            yawns Moderator @Guest
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            @wjdw87
            Currently not, although the API provides this information. Maybe I could add a switch to enable more information. It’s just a matter of space available on screen … and free time of course :-)

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              A Former User
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              I’d like to make more sense of my view LOL by the time i’ve got down past the garden and hit the reef below, it’s occasionally submerged on the fringe even on “low tide” :( so with the tidal ranges, i can see and make plans without having to manually search :)

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