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@GoodWillGustin The background image can’t change transparency with css, you either add background color to the modules above (that’s probably what sean means with the css tip at the bottom of his readme).
You can change the transparency of that entire module, but any text etc would also get affected.
.MMM-WeatherBackground {opacity: 0.5}
@binderth I found that 2A isn’t enough for the pi3, when under heavy load it would fail. The raspberry 2,5A power unit is highly recommended.
@mortenbirkelund I’ve made two touch modules, none of them swipe, but anything you can do with a mouse you can add to MM via javascript events, like click etc etc.
There are more profile/module selection modules to hide and show different kind of modules, they don’t need facial recognition, they can get input from any source, more or less.
You can adjust the bottom margin to go over the frame. (add this to the custom.css file)
body {
margin-bottom: 150px;
height: calc(100% - 180px);
}
This will squish everything tighter so nothing will be placed below the visible surface
@reneSwiss I don’t think chromium has support to view a pdf.
Simplest route to take would be to convert the pdf to a jpeg image. And then display the jpeg on the mirror.
It’s because most text has other classes that overrides the “general” option that is color:
mostly it is .bright and .dimmed that is used.
so for an example, the title in the default newsfeed is set with the class .bright
.newsfeed .bright {
color: green;
}
(I don’t know if there is a module named MMM-newsfeed, The default newsfeed is just .newsfeed and not .MMM-newsfeed, but if you are using a module besides the default one disregard this and use the module name as as in your example)
@nimbus78 this is why you read the readme file on github for each module.
There isn’t any standard variables, most modules have their own options that can be configured. And it isn’t really an option to include variables just because, when they are not really used.
The naming of the variables (config options) is totally up to the creator of the module.
Some modules have update timers, some don’t, som modules have url variables some don’t. Etc etc
You know what, @evroom s solution might just work.
Tried it and it isn’t half bad, it gets blurry, but not overly so. (disclaimer, tried this on a 24" 1440p display)
body {
transform: rotate(0.2deg);
transform-origin: top left;
}