I knew the answer would be embarrassing. I appreciate the help without name calling. Thank you.

Did you find a solution to the problem? If so, please share!

I cannot get MMM-Carousel to have any affect. I can modify the config.js to add, move, and delete modules, but have not been able to ge MMM-Carousel to have any effect at all. Here’s a simplified config.js I’m using while I debug – I’m sure the problem is obvious, but I just can’t see it yet.

var config = {
port:8080,
address:"0.0.0.0",
ipWhitelist:[],
language:"en",
timeFormat:12,
units:"imperial",

modules:[{
  module:'MMM-Carousel',
  config:{
    transitionInterval:3000,
    ignoreModules:[],
  mode:'global'}
    }
   ,
   {
  module:"clock",
position:"top_left"}
   ,
   {
  module:"calendar",
  header:"US Holidays",
  position:"top_left",
  config:{
    calendars:[{
      symbol:"calendar-check-o ",
    url:"webcal://www.calendarlabs.com/templates/ical/US-Holidays.ics"}
     ]
     }
    }
   ,
   {
  module:"newsfeed",
  position:"bottom_center",
  config:{
    feeds:[{
      title:"New York Times",
      url:"http://feeds.nytimes.com/nyt/rss/Technology.xml",
      url:"https://www.nytimes.com/services/xml/rss/nyt/PersonalTech.xml",
       }
     ],
    showSourceTitle:true,
  showPublishDate:true}
    }
   ,
   {
  module:"compliments",
position:"bottom_center"}
   ,
  ]
};

/*************** DO NOT EDIT THE LINE BELOW ***************/
if (typeof module !== "undefined") {
  module.exports = config;
}

I’d like to use MMM-Wunderground to show a 10 day forecast in horizontal layout. By default it stays within it’s column region parameter — but I’d like to increase the max width for the 10 days forecast feature only (to utilize the area I’ve highlighted in yellow).

This would result in an L-shaped region, and I’m not sure if that’s possible. Is there any way I can do this?

I knew the answer would be embarrassing. I appreciate the help without name calling. Thank you.

I’m two days new to magic mirror and have been able to make may changes by using custom.css, but there is something simple I haven’t been able to figure yet.

How can I get the seconds to not display on the default clock time module?

@rodofrn what did you discover? I’m two days new to MM and the ‘seconds’ in the clock time confound me. Long term I’d like to reformat so seconds and am/pm are above/below each other. But that’s postponed until I learn more.

For my immediate needs I’d like to turn the seconds off. What can I add to my custom.css to turn off the seconds display in the default digital clock time?