Wow that looks amazing! Great work!

The deafualt module “helloworld” can do this :)

@cowboysdude Wow thank you so much! :) It works really good, thank you! :)

@cowboysdude alright thank you :)

Wow that looks amazing! Great work!

@sdetweil In the MMM-EasyPix.js

How can I send notifications with the MMM-EasyPix module?
I tried

image.onerror = this.sendNotification('Pic is not exisiting');

but nothing happened.
If I do

image.onerror = console.log('Pic is not exisiting');

it logs ‘Pic is not existing’ in the console.

Any Ideas?

@sdetweil Thank you that helped me a little bit.
Do you know how I can send notifications to other modules with the MMM-EasyPix module?
I tried

image.onerror = this.sendNotification('Pic is not exisiting');

but it didnt send a notification.

@sdetweil do you have any Idea how I could detect the loading error?

Does nobody have an idea?

I have different images that are displayed. Each of them has an MMM-EasyPix entry in the config. The images are switched through with MMM pages. Is there a way to jump directly to the next page if an image doesn’t exist in the pix folder?

Hello,
I want to display a picture which is bigger than the screen. The height of the pic is bigger than the height of the screen, so I used the backgroundAnimationEnabled Option of the MMM-BackgroundSlideshow module. Now the picture scrolls either from top to bottom, or from bottom to top. But I want that it only scrolls from top to bottom. Is there any option to set that?

Here is my config entry of the module:

{
    module: 'MMM-BackgroundSlideshow',
    position: 'fullscreen_below',
    config: {
      imagePaths: ['modules/MMM-BackgroundSlideshow/bt-background/'],
	  slideshowSpeed: 86400,
      transitionImages: true,
      randomizeImageOrder: true,
	  transitionSpeed: '0s',
	  backgroundAnimationEnabled: true,
	  backgroundPosition: 'top',
	  backgroundSize: 'cover',
	  animations: ['slide'],
	  backgroundAnimationLoopCount: '1',
	  backgroundAnimationDuration: '5s',
    },
  },

Thanks for any help

@j-lewis You are welcome

I’m not a css expert either, but I hope I can explain it to you in an understandable way.

1. Why do you think this worked? (and/or why did it not work before)

The .MMM-EveryNews is the selector, so for example

.MMM-EveryNews .header {
  color: cyan;             /* Color the title text. Default is white. */
  text-align: center;           /* Align the title text. (left, center, right) */
  /*  display: none; */         /* Uncomment if you don't want title text */
}

wanted to select the header from MMM-EveryNews and set the color to cyan and the the text-align to center.

You renamed the modules to MMM-EveryNews2 and MMM-EveryNews3 but didn’t change the selector in the css file.
So for example in your MMM-EveryNews2 module the css file still wanted to change the header from MMM-EveryNews. But there was nothing with the name MMM-EveryNews, because you changed the Name to MMM-EveryNews2.

I hope this was understandable :grinning_face_with_sweat:

2. Is there another way to do this as it would be a pain to do with every update of the module

You could copy and paste the css entrys of each module in the custom.css file. (/MagicMirror/css/custom.css). I think that should work.

But I also think adding three different modules is not the best solution. It should somehow be possible to do this by adding the same module three times, but I haven’t been able to figure out how until now. Maybe someone else has an idea, I am also a just MM beginner.
But as long as this works for you, this solution is fine for now.

I am glad I was able to help you. :)