Then you have to read this : https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/37648
Then when you have done that you can copy the calendar url that is generated and then just replace the existing url with that.
Then you have to read this : https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/37648
Then when you have done that you can copy the calendar url that is generated and then just replace the existing url with that.
That calendar is practically just a place holder, you can add your own calendar.
Are you a android user or iphone user?
You can link almost any calender to the MagicMirror2
My self I use the google calendar since I’m a Android user.
Shouldn’t that be done via the calender itself?
I.e add repeating events in your calender.
@yawns said in Mirror smaller than screen (by 6cm) - Possible to alter the image size?:
Please try this in custom.css:
body { margin-top: 250px; margin-bottom: 250px; height: calc(100% - 500px); }
That should give a 250px margin from the top and the bottom and it should center the content on screen again. If you play with margin-top or margin-bottom values please adjust the height calculation.
Yes, yawns are correct, sorry I missed that.
Yes, remove the entire magicmirror folder and run the install script again, for me the script stopped (without errors) several times,
Also, when you are trying to start it, do you try to start it via the LXterminal in the desktop environment or directly in the boot prompt?
Change the margins in the css file until the modules fit within the frame, should be the easiest way to deal with it.
add
body { margin: marginsize }
To the custom.css and change the margins until you get it to fit
or
body {margin-left: marginsize; margin-right: marginsize}
If you only want to change the width of the displayed area
If someone is having troubles getting a proper mirror in Sweden, get to a local Glass-company and ask if they buy glass from Pilkington. If not, try another company.
If they do, get them to order the Pilkington Mirropane Chrome for you.
(https://www.pilkington.com/sv-se/se/produkter/funktionsomrade/specialglas/pilkington-mirropane-chrome#allmnt)
I received mine a couple of days ago from the local glass-company (Nöjds glas i Åtvidaberg),
120cm x 60cm, 6mm thick. cost me 1500Sek (that would be around 150 Eur depending on the currency rate).
It’s a 20x better mirror than the crappy foil I first ordered, I’m really happy with the glass.
Edit : Pilkington also has their MirroView glass with higher light transmission.
(The mirropane has 3%, the mirroview has 20% and 45% light transmission. 3% could be slightly dim in bright rooms)
also, are you all running the X GUI or are you trying to start it directly from the prompt it boots in to?
@Ancient said in used the amazing complete setup but after 'npm start'.....:
Yep,
deleteing as well as renaming the MagicMirror Folder won’t do the trick for me.
Maybe it’s related to this Issue https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/issues/567Where should the electron.js be located, i believe it’s missing here too.
In the magicmirror folder, node_modules and then electron or electron-prebuilt
maybe try to install it manually?
npm install electron --save-dev