Changing icons of the modules Current Weather and Weather Forecast

sdetweil

@Manu85 now in the second column of the dev windows you can see the icon info and where it came from, custom.css

Manu85

@sdetweil I try to move forward on the folder, I changed the destination folder for the “current” part by directing to a folder in css/icons/animated, but nothing changes, the supported icon is that of css/icons, red square (which keeps the properties, size, positioning of weather) I have the impression that “css/icons/animated” is not supported, green square, I think I am not far from the solution, but without your help I don’t think I’ll get there

Manu85

@sdetweil Thanks to you, I finally managed to configure the weather module with animated icons, I finally understood the advantages and the settings possible with the console (ctrl+shift+i) it also allowed me to make other settings on other modules, it’s been 5 years since I did this MM and I learned more with you in 3 days than in 5 years, a big thank you for your help

sdetweil

@Manu85 awesome!! glad you got it.

that dev window is amazing for what you can discover and try

manu85340

@sdetweil
I will actually look precisely at the possibilities of this window, a thousand thanks Sam

sdetweil

@manu85340 the top right window allows you to set styles on the selected element

any style supported by the browser… color, font, icon, padding, border, you name it…

so, you can test out the effect you want and then copy/paste those to the entry for custom.css

one other learning thing…

in css

the stuff before the {
is called the selector clause… it ‘selects’ the elements that that the stuff INSIDE the {} will apply to…

the selector clause will ALWAYS select ALL elements that match , ALWAYS ALL

but you can make it very selective…, it can be quite complex…

here I want to hide (display :none) an element generated by a library I used
that didn’t apply to the output it generated

.possibly-hidden-tab div:nth-child(2)  > div > div >div >ul >li:only-child >a[rel*="Item%201"] {
  display: none;
}

I use this page to help me with the selector clause possibilities and syntax
https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_selectors.php

sometimes it helps to look at the selector clause from right to left , what element is it, and how does it fit in the content its in.

this selector clause is trying to find an <a (action/link) element with a title of “Item 1”

Manu85

@sdetweil It’s really nice of you to share all these elements, I’m going to look at it while taking my time, I feel like the possibilities are endless

sdetweil

@Manu85 no rush… just wanted to give you some base info to use as you explore.

also from the MM doc on css
https://docs.magicmirror.builders/modules/customcss.html#target-a-specific-module

target and select mean the same

Manu85

@sdetweil :folded_hands:

sdetweil

@Manu85 oh, and html stuff is a lot to know… (I think I know maybe 5%)
https://www.w3schools.com/html/

that top box in the developers window elements tab will start dropdowns of selection choices when u start typing