@michmich I would donate for sure. Surprised that there is not an option already.

Where in the config are you able to make the News logo and the scrolling text smaller.

This wasn’t my real intention to use the small screen for MM but you know how things go. My issue is all the default modules are all in the middle and on top of each other.
The display is TFT Resistive Touch, 320x480. I purchased it from Amazon. Kuman 3.5” Display.
At first glance I didn’t see config setting to change font size for modules. Also, haven’t been able to get the settings config to work for the display.

Thanks in advance,
Doug

So I put the film on my tv monitor and it looks ok but not great. Two things, first the display is so bright you lose a lot of the mirror affect I believe, second I think because the film is not on a piece of glass the wrong side of the film is facing forward. Going to try on a LED monitor and try a piece of Plexiglas.

@justjim1220 @cowboysdude Thanks for the info. This has been an awesome project. You guys have been more then helpful.

@justjim1220 No worries. I’ll try the link cowboysdude shows.

@mykle1 Thats the funny part. I did run the config:check and it found no errors. Thanks for checking into this. I’ll take a stab at it tomorrow.

After doing git and adding config my MagicMirror will not start and goes to black screen and I can’t exit out. I have to power down Pi to start over. Here is a picture of what I get. Since it locks me out I have to video tape the screen and then capture the picture.

@justjim1220 Quick question, would you know if there is a news feed for the Harvard Bussness Review?

@michmich I would donate for sure. Surprised that there is not an option already.

@justjim1220 Jim, nevermind. I got it working. Helps to put it in the modules directory. Looks great! Thanks for all your help. Now to see what else I can break. Need to learn more about how to program this stuff.

@justjim1220 Deleted directory and did the git pull && npm. Now NewsFeedTicker isn’t working at all. It’s in config.js and looks just like it did before.