Description:

Shows a digital clock in cool hexadecimal colors, including the hexadecimal code, if you want to.

Screenshots:

Coming soon

Download:

https://github.com/Lavve/MMM-MagicHexClock

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Version 1

• Init release

Thank you! :)

Sure, you can use

this.data.header = 'My header is awesome';

Description:

We need more super heroes! :grinning_face:
Therefore I just published my Super Hero module. It shows a new super hero every hour (or by config setting). The script gets a random character from the superhero-api.
Let me know what you think. :)

Screenshots:

Download:

https://github.com/Lavve/MMM-MagicSuperHero/

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Version 2

• Added null checks
• Added translations (en, sv)
• Added max width of module
• Added choice to show a round image
• Added choice to show a grey scaled image
• If no super hero found it will try again in 10 seconds

Version 1

• Init release

Great work! Your family must be very happy to see you again.

@BKeyport awesome, thanks for getting back to me!

@BKeyport hard to say since I have no idea what other modules you’re using. It’s also hard to anticipate what and how other modules available for the Magic Mirror will affect Magic Mover. :)

Maybe this module can help preventing burn in issues:
https://github.com/Lavve/MMM-MagicMover

@kayakbabe said in Using MMM-BackgroundSlideshow with MMM-MagicMover:

MagicMover adds a div to all the modules. maybe having that surreounding div added to the backgroundslideshow… is breaking the css for the BackgroundSlideshow.

@kayakbabe MMM-MagicMover does not add any elements. All it does is to pick up all sections and move them around at a random time.

@raymondjspigot, I’ve updated the module to move the parent elements instead (.region instead of .container), and hopefully this will make it more compatible with the MMM-BackgroundSlideshow module.

@raymondjspigot thank you for your bug repport. I will try to find a solution for this.