I am grateful for your enlightening message and the added link,
That’s going to be very helpful and intereresting.
And I am going to move to MMM-CalendarExt3.
Many thanks.
I am grateful for your enlightening message and the added link,
That’s going to be very helpful and intereresting.
And I am going to move to MMM-CalendarExt3.
Many thanks.
Hello ,
I would like to modify css properties of elements in the MMM-CalndarEXT2.
I was wondering if it is possible to inspect elements on the Magic Mirror just like web pages with the development tools I can find in Google Chrome in order to identify elements and add or modify style.
Thank you very much in advance for your help.
Thank you very much for your reply and recommandation sdetweil.
Your link seems very interesting and should help me to learn plenty of things about the Magic Mirror and to solve the color of MMM_network-signal.
@Bursucel
Thank you very much for your reply.
Here’s the 58 line of the MMM-network-signal .js file :
connStatus.style = “text-align:center;font-size:0.65”;
Should I add a key:value like : color:#00FF00 ->
connStatus.style = “text-align:center;font-size:0.65;color:#00FF00”;
Thank you in advance for your confirmation.
Hello,
I have just installed the MMM-network-signal module.
It’s working fine.
But I would like to have the connection icon in green color instread of grey.
Do I have to change the icons .png used by the module in the MMM-network-signal/icons subdirectory ?
Or is there another way to change their color ?
Thank you very much for your help.
Thank you sdetweil for your message.
I have tried several timezones for the system upper right on the pi desktop.
It has no effect on the times displayed on my calendar on Magic Mirror, still GMT+0 instead of GMT+2 on my Google Calendar.
I have also tried different timezones in Google Calendar.
It has no effect either on my calendar on Magic Mirror.
It seems that Google Calendar uses UTC time in .ics files.
Now the timezone is set correctly on my system.
The problem should be in my configuration of the module MMM-CalendarExt2.
I have just put the line forceLocalTZ to false, and at last, both calendars on Google Calendar and on MMM_CalendarExt2 are synchronized !
It’s a bit strange as I thought forceLocalTZ:true should force the time to my local timezone and the contrary happens ?!
But the problem is solved.
Thanks a lot for your help.
Cordial greetings.
Thank you very much MMRIZE for your help.
The URL of the calendar comes directly from Google Calendar.
I have added the line forceLocalTZ:true on calendar section, but this doesn’t solve the problem.
Perhaps my local timezone is not well defined ?
Cordial greetings.
alphanet
Thank you very much sdetweil for your help.
In the terminal , the timezone is set to UTC.
In the graphical environment, it is GMT + 02.00.
I downloaded the .ics file and saw the line :
X-WR-TIMEZONE: “Europe/Paris” , this is ok.
But a particular event for example :
I thought I had to modify the timezone in the terminal.
I did it with the command timedatectl set-timezone “Europe/Paris”.
I obtained the good timezone in the terminal with CEST time instead of universal time.
But I still have bad times (GMT instead of GMT+2) in the events displayed on Magic Mirror.
I must be missing something perhaps in Google Calendar settings since the difference appears in the .ics file ?
Cordial greetings.
Using MMM-CalendarExt2 module, I can see the events from my google calendar on my Magic Mirror, but times are different.
On my google calendar, it’s GMT+2 hours.
On Magic Mirror, it’s GMT.
What can be the reason for this difference ?
How could I solve this problem ?
Thank you for your help.
alphanet
Thank you so much BKeyport for your help and for sharing your ineresting working example.
Using it, I have just got the connection with my google calendar in Magic Mirror at last !.
I have still plenty of things to understand and options to adjust as I would like to see the month template like my google agenda.
But I am very grateful for your decisive help at this crucial step and for offering me a good basis to go further !
Cordial greetings.
alphanet