@sdetweil said in MMM-OpenweatherForecast: css is very specific stuff before the { is called the selector clause it ‘selects’ the elements that will be affected by the settings after the { there is no ‘simple’ answer you can use the developers window elements tab to discover and test css styles to determine what should go in custom css see the second link in my signature below for a quick overview of how to use the elements tab https://eldfall-chronicles.com/en-si/pages/skirmish-wargame knowing the module source location would allow me to look at its css settings to see if there was something more direct It’s always frustrating to deal with dim, tiny text

perfect thanks so much

@sdetweil perfect thanks so much

@BKeyport and the doc says that

@sdetweil said in MMM-MercedesMe: Developer.MercedesMe. Follow below steps: hi Sam, it is the Developer.MercedesMe. Follow below steps: bit that is the problem. when i go into the site won’t let you create the api

@bradley1982 ok thanks very much for all you help!

@MMRIZE thanks so much!! Could only imagine what I would have come up with lol

@bradley1982 but you are running mm 2.6 that is 4 years old. 2.25 is current, that’s 19 quarters newer

@bradley1982 Did use pm2 for example ? Then you could try to use the command: “pm2 logs ” (most of the times mm.sh) to check the logs. Could you try to share those logs so we can take a look?