@theusu5k the default calendar and newsfeed are just examples, you can add your own calendar and newsfeed from any of your local news sites that have an RSS-feed (easiest way to find the rss feed adress is to google the news site and rss feed, like “cnn rss”)

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

@nuckinfutz I think he refer to this https://discordapp.com

@ZombieDE

A wardrobe is a perfect place to fit a flush mount mirror, you should have enough space on the back of the wardrobe door to recess the entire screen and flush mount the mirror to the door.

A normal TFT (with casing) is around 50-60mm deep, that’s not much at all, you should have that much space on the inside, right?

Yes, using z-index on the modules you can arrange the layers.

Like

.MMM-Globe {
z-index: 2;
}

Will put the globe module above everyother module, you can also apply this to regions.

You probably need something like this installed then : https://github.com/sidorares/node-mysql2/blob/master/README.md

But more than that I don’t know

I have some fairly quick css transform animations (using keyframes) in one of my modules, when rendering on the Pi it’s really slow and not at all as smooth as it should be.

Is there something I can do to address this, low fps, problem or is it what it is?

@McSorley should be a matter of having the weather module sending a notifaction to the snow module

@morozgrafix was totally right, edited my post above

@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

@strawberry-3.141 said in How to set Font in Alarm Clock:

@nobita ok it doesnt render in the module itself try .ns-box-inner span.light

I installed the module just to test it, I also noticed the .ns-box-inner
but, something is overwriting font-size, font-color
I’ve managed to change the color by using .ns-box-inner span.light {color: #00F;}
but changing that to font-color will go back to the original colors.

30inch OLED screen

http://www.tweaktown.com/news/52937/dell-surprises-new-30-inch-4k-120hz-oled-display/index.html

Touchfoil
Www.displax.com

Glass
https://www.pilkington.com/en-gb/uk/products/product-categories/special-applications/pilkington-mirroview/

if it is the MMM-AlarmClock that you are referring to then in custom.css add

.MMM-AlarmClock .small {

  font-color: #59F;
  font-size: 10px;

}

I’m using the mirropane chrome with 3% light transmission, I think the 11% would do just fine,
but do note that Pilkington also has their Mirroview series with 20% and 40% light transmission.
the later beeing better in bright rooms (40% if it’s to be used besides lots of windows that get a lot of daylight or if the room is really bright)

@nobita

I updated my mirror to 2.1.0 and the code had changed slightly, but the format I posted above will change it back to
“09/01 2017”

@zeldakong64

the light transmission from the “back” (most mirrors have one side that has more reflection than the other) should be around 20% to get enough light through when the room the mirror is placed in is bright, you might go even higher if the mirror is out in daylight.

The higher transmission of light the more you will see of the monitor itself, even more so when the light in the room gets dimmer. The backlight of monitors will def shine through more the higher percentage you go.

I have a mirror with 3% light transmission, it works fine in a room with no daylight and just a few light sources.
big plus is that the backlight doesn’t show until the room is entirely pitch black.
But! I would suggest a mirror with 12-20% light transmission for most placements.

@sero @nuckinfutz

he says he runs speculum, this :

https://github.com/NielsMasdorp/Speculum-Android

Hmm, did the clock module change when upgraded to 2.1.0?

anyhow, change it to this in clock.js

		if(this.config.showDate){
			dateWrapper.innerHTML = now.format("DD/MM YYYY");
}

here is the formatting explained :
http://momentjs.com/docs/#/parsing/string-format/

@israel05 there is a lot of issues with a 9gag feed since the images aren’t uniformed, many a times you need to scroll down, but anyways. the newsfeed module, I think is getting support for images as well, that could be used, sort of.

if you want a quick fix, then use the Instagram module and get the images from 9gag’s instagram account. Yeah I know it’s not the same, but it’s 9gag-light :D

Here is the instagram module
https://github.com/kapsolas/MMM-Instagram

Should work just fine, it has HDMI and audio out, and is a mere 54mm thick without foot.

Go for it.