@cruunnerr I have just encountered the same error, MM loads on my display BUT i cannot connect to remote-control from a browser. Running stock modules - weather + wunderground, remote-control, remote-control-repository and iFrameReload. Remote access worked fine yesterday before installing iFrame last night. Gonna do some troubleshooting.

@doubleT That worked perfect. Thanks again!

I see. I’ll give it a try. Thank you very much.

Does anybody know how to use a line break within a compliment? I’ve tried about a dozen different ways to no avail.

External join file? Lol, thats way outta my league.

@sek_is_back add it into your custom.css file. It is referred to as

.MMM-WunderGround .tableheader

You can change
font-size:
and
color:

Sorry I don’t know how to post the code for you.

@maestro82 The top row is .MMM-WunderGround .pop
This will also affect the row pertaining to rain chance percentage. I’m trying to find a way to address them separately if anyone knows how.

Another suggestion, and someone please correct me if I am wrong, you could delete the config.js file and save as or copy the config-sample.js as a new config.js file. That way you have a functioning config.js. But doing so, you would have to reconfigure all your modules. Does that sound right?

@AliAS remember after locating and fixing the error to hit ctrl + o to save and ctrl + x to exit nano.

I had a similar problem. It showed an error for my entire addition to the config.js. Run check:config again and pay close attention to the beginning of the output. The first error should say something about expecting a bracket of one kind and it was returned a bracket of a different kind. It will also tell you the line of the error. Now nano back into config scroll down to your addition and press ctrl + c. The bottom of your screen should give you your current line number. Find the error. Mine was a missing bracket. Fixing this error fixed the entire script. All other errors were the result of the first. Sorry if I wasn’t clear or missed something, im still a new to this too. Hope it helps.

Had exactly the same issue. Thought I’d resolved it and then it came back after reboot. Following these instructions worked.

Thanks for the clarification DoubleT. Again, im typing from my phone so those brackets are not available, but you did get my reference.

Thanks to both of you for the quick replys. As I said, I’m very new but learning quickly. After seeing Mykel’s post (sorry if I’m spelling that incorrectly as I cannot see the post while typing a reply on my android) I reopened the custom.css file and noticed I made a syntax error. I replaced the colon after yellow with a semicolon and I was good to go.

After checking the structure of the main.css file I see that it is indeed correct. Any other reason why it isn’t working would still be helpful though:)

I am extremely new to all this (close to zero programming experience, learning quickly though). Wondering if that example is written correctly, specifically the space in between .clock and .time? I tried this example and loaded the mirror and nothing happened. Do i need to reboot or implement a specific command for it to load the custom css script?

P.s. I’ve already read a lot of great tips and suggestions for troubleshooting to get where I am now and i just wanted to say what a great group of people I see participating in this forum.