@fersev

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Manual-Dimmer-Switch-for-LED-Strip-Light-12V-8A-Mountable-with-Terminals-/231887888154

maybe?

@Brandenborg First off,

What background module are you using? and in what region have you placed that module?

Restricting the top bars height doesn’t help much if the content inside it are larger.
(you can try visualising this by adding overflow: hidden; to the .region.top.bar and see what happens to the content of the top bar)

you could also add background-color: red; to the regions you are having problems with to see exactly where they start and end.

@cowboysdude I’ve made a clickable newsfeed that gives you the description of the headline when touched, it’s not the entire article, but it’s a little more info on the headline.

@KMH0 you have to make it executable, in the terminal find your start.sh file : and type chmod +x start.sh

@morozgrafix I actually tried changing the font-size in the .js file, but no go, still the size is unaffected,
adding !important to font-size works

Edit, it works when you change the correct line. sorry my mistake, so we can conclude that it is as morozgrafix says, the inline style overwrites the css files.
So a quick fix would be to just use !important in the css

And Then someone can make a pull request on the default module to remove the inline styles and add it to the css file instead

@leadfarmer yeah, at the moment you probably won’t find anything slimmer than that, what could it be 30mm at the base?

Don’t bother with an adapter just buy a hdmi cable with the angled connector instead, I think there is really short ones out there.

I’m also building a 120*60cm bathroom mirror, but I’m also putting in some 240v outlets in the frame so mine is around 10cm deep, I have lots of space inside.

Are you planning on a frame or just “studs” around/through the mirror?

And btw, I wouldn’t disassemble it, if it breaks while still under warranty, you will be glad you didn’t take it appart :)

@Vauxdvihl …

It’s not special in any way, it’s just css and it can take whatever the css standard does.
So yes, it will take all the different options I wrote in my answer.

The three digit HEX (#FFF) is just a shorter (and less exact) version of the six digit HEX, like this

#FFF is the same as #FFFFFF
#330 is the same as #333300

But you can’t get exact colors, you can only get a rough version of the colors, the 3 digit HEX is limited in that regard.

You could probably use remotecontrol and mpg123 (that runs in the background).

Look at how gismoz voice radio and my touchplayer works. (Running .sh scripts to starr mpg123)

@KMH0 type dir to see where you are. Then type cd the folder you want to open until you get there.

As default you should start in your home directory

@morozgrafix was totally right, edited my post above

@Sultan91 the thickness.

When it comes to plastic mirrors you want the thicker panels, because if it’s to flimsy and have no or little support behind it you will get distortions in the reflection.

here is a list over the different values you can use in any option with colors in css : https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_colors_legal.asp

@johnnyboy well, not entirely, the content (text etc.) don’t change in size, all you do is changing the surface that the content can take up.

like moving from a big garage to a small, you still have the same amount of stuff but less area to put it in, so the stuff that doesn’t fit spills over and out on to the yard.

@KMH0 Nothing will happen, but now the script will start when you click it instead of opening in leafpad, right?

@theusu5k use the default weathermodule instead, surely there is a city/place near where you want to display the weather from?

@poekel most regular usb adaptersand outlets are only at most 2.4A the pi3 desperatly needs a minimum of 2.5A. get the oem raspberry ac adapter to be on the safe side

@Stoffbeuteluwe

Youcan always try identifying if the element has an assigned name with the inspection/development windows.

In this case the progressbar DIV has a classname (.widgetprogbarbkg)

So to hide it,just set display to none

.MMM-Fitbit2 .widgetprogbarbkg {
	display: none;
}

@johnnyboy maxWidth isn’t specified for the WunderGround module. So you can’t use the same config option there as you could with MMM-History.

Confusing I know, but most modules don’t use size settings in the config since it’s better to set that with css code.

Custom css-code is put in the file custom.css that can be found in the css folder.

@KMH0 That I better leave to someone else that have installed Alexa, Haven’t done that part :)

this doesn’t really help you, but this guy has the same issue on a PI :

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/1464/launching-application-nothing-happens