@Sean Works great. Tx

@sean, thanks I will try in the evening

@sean thanks for feedback.
I liked the default view, but wanted it to be a little bit smaller.

I was a bit lost into the .css but I will try to play around with it and see what happens.

Good idea would have been to have a single entry to modify ( like in %) so that user could adjust itself but I believe it’s very personal need, it’s maybe not worth to implement into the module.

Hi guys,
Do you know which parameter to play with into the custom.css to get the module smaller in size? (it’s taking to much place on my screen).
Thx

@mmourcia
:-)
Ca fait loin de chez moi malheureusement (49) mais merci pour la propal’!
Le chrome Spy 6mm semble être le bon compromis d’après tout ce que je lis sachant que comme toi, mon écran sera + petit que le miroir, je ne souhaite pas non plus qu’on voir les bords de la dalle LCD en transparence.
Sur tes photos, j’ai l’impression qu’on ne les distingue pas non plus, ce qui est plutôt positif!

@mmourcia
Beau boulot!
Je me tate pour le Chrome Spy 6mm également.
L’écran est-il lisible en condition de forte luminosité ou pas du tout?
Cdt

thanks @Cr4z33 , Done! I just wrote to Pilkington!

Thanks for feedback. Indeed, smart idea.
For now, i will try to choose the best glass.
Seems there are 3 options available at Pilkington which are Mirrorpane (Spy), Mirrorview and the 50/50 mirrorview.
I’ve tried to contact them also to get advices and will search additional examples / experiences on the forum also.
Your mirror looks great by the way!

thx @Cr4z33
I’m afraid about the fact that we could see the LCD panel behind the glass as my LCD screen will be smaller than my mirror.
I’ve the feeling that it’s the case (we can see lcd panel borders) on your picture… but it seems not too big…
How is your feeling, is it’s acceptable?

Hi! Nice, what mirror glass did you used?