@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