Well, It doesn’t work through the glass. But it works!

and it’s somewhat sensitive to get the motions right, maybe that is a software issue and not hardware, BUT it does read side to side and up down. Which is good and opens up to navigate modules easier.

But it bugs me that I have to build a box for it outside the mirror.

@yawns Yeah, that would be a nice weekend project! :D

Okey, small update, fixed some format-errors with the night hours in the 24h/12h text line layout.

There isn’t any “optimized” version more than the current version using the standard modules.

Yeah, it’s easier to understand how the modules displays if you check the output in a browser, so check the debug in your browser and cross-reference the DIV’s, names and ID’s to see what’s what.

@cowboysdude the headline is what is clickable, are you using the latest version of MM? 2.1.1?

Is it just the newsfeed you can’t click?

@yours.mukul

title.addEventListener("click", () => showdesc(this)); //Show description on click

so it’s

elementname.addEventListener(“click”, () => function(data));

Google javascript onclick and eventlistener for more information

@jproehl it’s not super simple to find out what to write in the css if you are not familiar with css and javascript since most of that is names specified by the coders of the magic mirror and the modules,

If it’s not specified in the module documentation you can look in the modules .js file and search for the text className after that is usually specified one or more classes that will determine the appearance of what is being displayed.

The className should also be visible if you look at the html code in the browser.

@Lorenz If it shows on other browsers then it’s probably so that the built in electron browser isn’t capable of rendering the map.

Try running a different browser on the Pi itself and see if that sorts it.

@costascontis

try adding this to your custom.css file

.clock {
transform: scale(1.2);
}

Or if you want more control you could change the font size itself, but the above will scale the entire module.

@PhilReis

1. Oled
2. Ips
3. Tn

So, IPS panel is currently the best option, high contrast ratio is also something to look at.

But, in dark you will always see the backlight,
regardless of ips or tn. (this is why many people builds the mirror exactly as large as the screen itself so there is no/minimal “light” edges on the mirror surface)

@johnnyboy no, you have to navigate to the folder in the terminal

so

cd MagicMirror
cd modules
cd MMM-WunderGround

then you type in

git pull 

@michmich

What if we try this link?

https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=G5D8E9MR5DTD2&source=url&lc=US

@efritz09

A link to the module we be nice, se the guidelines here :

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/1440/showcase-guidelines

@redink if you can, get their SSID and password and enter those in the PI wifi config before delivery.

Personal information, like calendar etc you should just leave the default settings and then help them set up their calendar after first boot up.

So what I’m saying is, leave it as stock as possible (so they can start it up and look at it) after that help them with the personal stuff :)

@Mykle1 No, the dependencies are installed in the specific folder you run the install in (if you look in your MMM-NetworkScanner folder you should have a folder that’s called “node_modules” that’s where the dependencies are)

@sdetweil

I’m sorry, but are you expecting even more of Mitch than he already has given? Personally I think he is well worth a donation without asking anything more from him.

Domain name costs money, webhosting costs money. Especially if you have a lot of traffic and need reliable service (trust me, the cheap web hosts may offer " unlimited bandwith" but that is rarely the case in reality).

If he gets more funds over what the pure running costs is, then kudos to him. He can maybe take some time off work and adress fixes and improvements. (You get more done on a 10h day than a 2h day). But this is (for me at least) not a demand. As long as the donations first and foremost goes to keeping this forum and the repository online, any left overs Mitch can do whatever he wants with.

And, “one time” donations is the better choice in my opinion. Just don’t do the awful nagging that wikipedia did/does. (I donate, but I wan’t to do it on my terms).

And a title that says “sponsor” is the best option (with a 1 year time limit) as a “reward”.

Go to a shop that replace car windshields and ask them for some of the tape/glue they use ro mount the windshields. Strong stuff!

@ironman_DK The most used classes for the font sizes are :

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

.small {
  font-size: 20px;
  line-height: 25px;
}

.medium {
  font-size: 30px;
  line-height: 35px;
}

.large {
  font-size: 65px;
  line-height: 65px;
}

.xlarge {
  font-size: 75px;
  line-height: 75px;
  letter-spacing: -3px;
}

Add these in the custom.css and change the font-size in each to fit your needs.
Everything in custom.css will override the main.css

They have no defined size per say,

add
outline: #fff solid;
to all .regions, that will give you a sense of how they look.