@harney that’s sexy. 🤣

@UncleRoger No, it wasn’t that. I forgot about that code. I might go back in and grab it and offer it to the other version once updated.

@sdetweil gotcha.

I’ll likely re-work my entire system(s) after tax season is over, but this will hold until then. Once I have time, I’m mulling a few changes that’ll break everything anyway.

@sdetweil perfection, thanks. Never even thought about direct replacement - only seen more complex solutions.

@oraturk75 My rules:

1. Must plug HDMI into the bottom, top, or side, not the back. (Flat against the case)

2. Must have VESA Mounting if I keep the shell on.

3. Must remember if it’s on or off through power outage.

Effective 8/14/2025 - @dathbe has been provided contributor role in my active modules. I’m not ready to turn them over full time, however, I am glad that someone is willing to work with them. I no longer use the modules myself and I’m welcoming a fresh view on the topic, and hopefully the project will continue in a more effective way, including clean up and improvement of my pre-amateur code.

Thanks for the support over my time handling this code - and if I do decide to pick it back up, I know that it is in good hands.

– Brendan

@KristjanESPERANTO Finally got time to fix things up and move forward (Complete reinstall, honestly)

Everything is working as I desire now.

For completeness - here’s the answer:

	if(ev.description && ev.description.search("YCBM") > -1) {
       					 	ev.title = "Client"
 					} 

@ZiggidyZ That could be a good unit… I’d personally take it off the stand if you’re going to put it in an enclosure, and use a low profile vesa mount like this. You could also build up like a mirror project, just use a clear piece of front material in lieu of a 2 way mirror.

Perfect. Actually, it appears to be that case. Thanks!

@lif It’s requiring tools no longer available, so dead module. Use something else.

https://github.com/Tom-Hirschberger/MMM-Temperature is what I used when I had a module hooked up to it.

@sdetweil Yep. that fixed it.

@Hugo the only real thing that is a concern really is the OS. As the Pi foundation (and the community as a whole) continues to move away from old windowing systems into new ones, there may be compatibility issues with underlying tech MM uses as it catches up. As long as node.js and electron moves with the core windowing system we’re fine…

just a dance you do with any open source…

@benhmin for once, ChatGPT put you on the right path.

We’ve had this conversation before- the result is that it’s better to leave it CSS than overload the config.

cheers

@Klinge You either have some logs that have exploded in size, or a corrupting SD card. Either way, I’d recommend a reformat and/or a new SD card.

@ankonaskiff17 take a look at the https://github.com/Tom-Hirschberger/MMM-CommandToNotification module, along with it’s co-module https://github.com/Tom-Hirschberger/MMM-ValuesByNotification

I use these to convert two physical sensor’s API calls to MagicMirror, as well as a JSON format web based outdoor sensor.

@bill63 The entire visual appearance is controlled by CSS, max-width in conjunction with the regions is how it would be handled. Please review the MMM-Multimonth.css file, copy over what you need into the custom.css master file, and change to your needs.

CSS tutorials are available if you’re not comfortable with it.

Even though the project is effectively mothballed due to my time constraints, there is another maintainer on the project who may or may not update the project, so please don’t modify the project files directly.

if you have any questions, feel free to ask, I’m still kinda active on here, as well as our resident experts are always lurking.

– Brendan (author)

Is there anyone actually moderating these forums anymore? The spam problem is getting extremely bad.

I’d be willing to help if needed.

@angeliKITTYx You might want to look and see if your trash company provides a calendar that can be added to yours, then you can use a simple calendar app to show the schedule. Mine (Waste Management) does so and it’s a great no-nonsense method.

… and following those recommendations allows you to learn better code and improve!