You’re likely going to have to move the standard region to your liking. For example, I have set my left and right regions to a specific size to make things even (I’ve also centered everything)

/* Left Regions adjustment */
.region.left {
	text-align: center;
	min-width: 500px;
}

/* Right Regions - set minimum width */
.region.right {
	text-align: center;
	min-width: 500px;
}

is that darksky for the weather module? I’d ask @j-e-f-f for help on that.

@mscrawford5 You could resize and move the regions, but it’s not recommended too much. for instance, I have this in my css files to make my regions look the same…

/* Left Regions adjustment */
.region.left {
	text-align: center;
	min-width: 500px;
}

/* Right Regions - set minimum width */
.region.right {
	text-align: center;
	min-width: 500px;
}

my left regions are covered by CX2 in daily mode, my right is my clock, room temp, etc, and was CXMM… (I’ve started writing my own that’s independent of CX/CX2 so I can show multiple months etc without hacking)

edit: I forgot that I had to fix some things within CX2 to make it look right too:

/* CalExt2 - Adjust slot size  */
.CX2 { /* default values which are used frequently or dependently */
  --row-min-width: 100px; /* Height */ 
  --row-max-width: 500px;
  --column-min-width: 500px; /* Width */
  --column-max-width: 500px;
  --font-size: 16px;
} 

what does that line below the modules actually do out of curiousity?

Nice module!

I know that from a beginning user standpoint, having any user files point you to help would ease a lot of people. I’m just thinking of the person who heard of this project and decided to try it out because Pi’s are cheap, and it looked like a challenge (Me!) - I sure the heck didn’t know where I could get help at first, and have learned so much from here.

Interesting idea. Wonder if the authors of the project would entertain a “secrets” file within the user space…

(I so wish all user added material was under ~/MagicMirror/User for organizational reasons)

I do like this idea… Would be up to the owners of the individual modules to access it, I suppose.

I do believe that RTSPStream is more or less a dead product. I’ve gone to manually running OMXPlayer from pm2 outside the mirror, and just leaving it’s space open on the mirror itself.

FWIW, I wouldn’t put a “blank” custom.css…

I’d put at the top of main.css

/***********************
* Magic Mirror   
* Main CSS  
*
* Do not edit this file, make changes to custom.css instead. 
*
***********************/

and in custom.css

/***********************
 * Magic Mirror     
 * Custom CSS       
 *                     
 * Add your custom CSS here, for help, please go to http://forum.magicmirror.builders 
 ***********************/

Personally, I just used my 7" display as a two module unit - clock and calendar. That’s it. Now, it’s the control panel for my 3D Printer.

@egnos you might never get OMX working in a virtual environment. It works directly with the hardware to show the picture.

I would highly recommend setting it up on the pi now, and setting up SSH to communicate.

I also have SAMBA (https://www.juanmtech.com/samba-file-sharing-raspberry-pi/) running on my pi, so I can use Geany for Windows (https://www.geany.org/) to directly edit the raspberry files.

It looks as though you’re on a Pi, correct? If I recall right OMX should be installed with the OS in more than the “lite” install…If it’s not there, it’s not available in your language, maybe. I’m not too versed in how those installs work.

yeah, I’ve been unable to post pictures for months now.

@Sean Odd - I originally had it for both left and right regions (I like centered headers on a display) as

.region.right {
  text-align:center;
}

.region.left {
  text-align:center;
}

and it didn’t work. Now, once I put that back in, it works.

Okay then, Moving on…

looks good to me. Sean’s a hell of a guy when it comes to support.

@Sean No… I can’t post screen shots, but the overall title at the top of the view referenced here:

views: [
		{
			mode: "daily",
			**title: "Upcoming Events",**
			...

@Sean Is there a way to center the title for “daily” view? Normally, I’d just use .css for the region, but that doesn’t work with your module.

Thanks!

@Turtle find what you want to modify in the existing css files, then copy them over to custom.css - example:

/* Bottom Bar Adjustments */
.region.bottom.bar {
	background-color:rgba(0,0,0,.90);
}

/* Left adjustments */
.region.left {
	text-align: center;
}

You don’t have to uninstall a module - just take it out of your config. In my case, once I got OMX working, and followed evroom’s instructions to start, I found that using OMX directly rather than through the module is rather cleaner. I can run the hi-def stream for one thing.