@sdetweil

He says he is using parts from the first version of MagicMirror, and I do believe that is pretty much just php and javacript that runs out of any kind of webserver. I never used that, since it is outdated and the MM2 platform is much better.

@iosman123 you will see the backlight of the monitor, how much all depend on the glass and the lighting in the room it is placed in. But you will see it.

@andyyy said in Newsfeed custom.css:

Hi,

I am trying to change the font size of the newsfeed. That is my custom.css, the font size is still the same. Any ideas?

body {
.newsfeed .medium
{
font-size: 15px;
line-height: 20px;
}
}

You don’t put the .newsfeed inside the body{}

this should work better :

.newsfeed .medium {font-size: 15px; line-height: 20px; }

@razvanh after 3 years, I think it has been solved already

And @Lisa-Brown is a spambot

@borgis

First off, the “user” who asked this is probably a spam bot, since it has copied and pasted older posts with an addition of a random url-link at the bottom.

So, a simple “have you read the instructions” will easily weed out any bots, since they don’t reply.

Can also be done with mmm-syslog if you don’t need all the bells and whistles of the remote control module.

And if you are using the Hubitat Elevation it’s basically the same. but you don’t need custom device handlers. It’s all built in to Hubitat (virtual device, button and then rules to send http get).

these spambots are getting weirder and weirder.

@ooom416354

Hi, yes it’s possible but you would have to define the size for the module for it to contain the text.
(Otherwise it just fills the available space in the bottom_left region)

so in the custom.css add something like this :

.MMM_modulename {
width : 400px;
}

Replace the “MMM_modulename” with the name of the module and adjust the width accordingly.

What positions have you placed your modules in?