Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Chromium RPI-1 display strange
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RPI1s chromium version is too old to support calc in css. Try changing the main css file and replace the calcs with 100%
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Preferrable do this in custom.css. This way you can upgrade your mirror when you need to.
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I would rather know how to uninstall Chromium and install a compliant brower following same how-to than modify code (that would be updated…)
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@benjee I have the same problem. I’m running MM2 on RPi 1 (Version B with Debian) through Chromium. I’ve been trying to fix the layout in ~/MagicMirror/css/main.css. By changing position of the body to relative and leaving the positions of regions as absolute, I was able to get to this point. I still can’t figure out how to get the compliments (or newsfeed) to the bottom. I also can’t get the calendar to sync. Let me know if you find a fix beyond this.
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I used @PtdBld 's recommendation and it worked. Now I just need to figure out why the calendar and newsfeed aren’t working.
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@chenz0 I am having the same issue with the compliments and newsfeed not going to the bottom, I am also running this on a B+. Could you explain in a little more detail what you changed? Changing calc(100%-120px) to 100% just makes everything go off the right of the screen (and those are the only uses of the calc function I could find in main.css). I am very new to CSS.
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