MMM-SmartWebDisplay : display web contents (including YouTube) on your MM
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@AgP42 “But no, the module itself don’t have an input for any “logical” behavior.”
Damage
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Is there any way to kill the refresh animation (Fade in/out)? I generally hate animation on everything. It’s annoying. Just refresh.
EDIT: I’ve given up on the module due to finding a better solution, no need to host a webpage to set up what I needed, and no fading in/out…
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@BKeyport said in MMM-SmartWebDisplay : display web contents (including YouTube) on your MM:
Is there any way to kill the refresh animation (Fade in/out)? I generally hate animation on everything. It’s annoying. Just refresh.
EDIT: I’ve given up on the module due to finding a better solution, no need to host a webpage to set up what I needed, and no fading in/out…
can you share the better solution?
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Sure, I’m using MMM-HTMLSnippet now.
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If I send a HTTP request via MMM-Remote-Control with an direct url to an .gif. Would work and play?
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@peterh said in MMM-SmartWebDisplay : display web contents (including YouTube) on your MM:
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remove the space before the percent sign: 50% vs 50 %
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Hello,
Sorry if this has been covered before but I’ve just tried several css parameters to try to scroll the webpage down by 100-400 px. Lots of things moved the actual iframe around the mirror to certain degrees but the actual web page inside was not affected no matter what I did.
If anyone can advise the correct css ?under iframe? To use please?
I had high hopes for margin height but either - or + nothing changes …
Dooohhh any help appreciated sick of manually scrolling web page to position. When I do it stays there and only see the bit I want refreshing great.
Thanks,
Lorraine
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Can anyone advise how I might be able to grant microphone access for a webpage being displayed via this module? The page is here: https://unitydemos.frostweepgames.com/assetstore/microphone-webgl/ and they’ve provided a button to request permission but it’s not working on the pi. I’m trying to use this page as a test to determine if a simple Unity project compiled for webGL with audio input / output can be displayed as a magic mirror module. Thanks in advance for any suggestions!
