@Ralf Glad it works, even though it doesn’t work as I thought it would!
just a question, are you using another browser to display the MM or is it the built in browser that comes with MM?

Since my css code behaves differently for you than it does for me I would really like to know why :D

@dbaler I would love to see that!

@wolfiedk it has been up before, but it’s nothing I’m going to do any time soon, (mostly because I don’t really know how yet, since I haven’t gotten around to look at the moment.js files yet)

But maybe there are others who will take it upon themselfs to make it more detailed with a timer as well! :D

@TheMexicoon Easiest way? Probably an IR-Frame since projected capacitive touch foils usually don’t work through the mirror coating.

I suppose that the one way mirror film applied to a normal piece of glass could work with the touch foils since it’s less likely that the mirror film has a metallic coating that would interfere with the touch foil. But it’s just a guess, Haven’t tried it myself.

Finally got around to adding the option to change the text displayed when the doomsDay has passed as @Snille suggested!

@Ralf Okey, sorry for the long time away, I have tested your feeds on my own mirror,

I can’t really find why you don’t get the description,

try this code in your custom.css

.infoCenter {
  position: fixed;
  top: 10px;
  z-index: 10;
}

That should make the description appear right on top of the headline.
(I also added a higher z-index value in case something is being rendered above it, but it shouldn’t be)

@wolfiedk

Here

[card:brobergp/MMM-doomsDay]

I’ve had it malfunction a couple of time to, but it usually starts working again after a couple of hours/next day. Seems to me that i’s a connection issue since I don’t change anything for it to work again.

@ironman_DK navigate to the module folder and do a git pull . It’s no important change, I just updated the read me file!

@ironman_DK yeah, you have to keep the hour set at 24 if you want it to change day at midnight. Otherwise it will change day at 14:00.

I made it so the module doesn’t really compare dates, it gets the unix time from the current date and time and subtracts it from the set date and time.

So just change the time on the doomsday and it will change day at midnight 😎

@ironman_DK then yes, you have the latest.

Is your doomsday set to with the hours like the example?

doomsDay: "2018-02-23 24:00:00"

@ironman_DK do you have the latest version of doomsday? It will change at midnight if you haven’t altered the time. It didn’t do that in the early versions.

@theusu5k isn’t there a timer option for the notifcation?

@roramirez he wants multiple titles visible at once, not one at a time.

@Ralf another thought hits me, is your display horizontal or vertical? If it’s horizontal you might have to change the css a bit

.infoCenter {
  Top: -400px;
}

@Ralf if you don’t get anything displayed that means that the rss feed doesn’t have a description specified for the headline, ie no data.

Try the feed from some big news sources. They usually have descriptions specified.

@MobbareKurtZ using css position and z-index.

Something like this in the custom.css

.clock {
Position: absolute;
Left: 200px;
Top: 200px;
Z-index: 4;
}

The clock and globe module should share the same region in the config and the clock module should be before the globe module in the config list.

Got asked how to hide the text above the icons, the easiest way is to add

.MMM-TouchPlayerBasic .rotate {display: none;}

To your custom.css file

@mortenbirkelund shouldn’t it be modules/modulename/filename?
or try the entire path /home/pi/MagicMirrors/modules/modulename/filename ?

@Fonfon yes