Thanks so much.
Worked fine.
I had to tweak the code to this to make a difference.

.clock .time span { margin-left: 100px; }

@carltonb in the dev window (described two posts back), add ‘back’ (no quotes) to the filter field, to remove other module messages

@carltonb said in Failure of v2.2.0:

Install went fine, but again crashed when I tried to use this command. It crashes at the same point every time. See the file generation after I start the installer in the first post.

Where exactly does it crash? I can’t follow you. I also can’t find the error in the pasted code above.
Does it just stop where the code stops and not go on?

@strawberry-3.141 Thanks for the help. Got it working. Spent 5 hours yesterday figuring word names, spacing, periods in names, etc.
Learned a lot.
Now I just need to determine what a good dark bedroom color is for my nighttime mode. The red I tried last night was super bright.
Again thanks to all that helped.
Carltonb

@carltonb said in 7" touchscreen as a Non-alarm clock?:

At what point is the Ctrl+Shift= used. In the config.js file?

No sir, not in the config. You simply press the corresponding key commands while the mirror is running, as stated in the link that I provided.

Thank you so much. After reading the forum pretty well the link you sent was the first time I had ever seen these codes mentioned.

You are welcome, mate. I took it upon myself to write that tutorial for key commands for that very reason.

In my gmail calendar that is tied to this module I have events/seminars that last multiple days.
For example I have a meeting scheduled for 21 Oct 2017 and 22 Oct 2017. In my gmail calendar it spans both days with specific meeting times.
My calendar only displays the first day (21 Oct 2017). How can it take into account these multiple days.
Thanks
carltonb

I have had this problem too using the calendar module and it seems to be related to node-ical addition that parses the ical files. See link text to that post which has my solution at the bottom.

@ianperrin said in MMM-NetworkScanner Icons:

font awesome 4

great, thannks and also thx to @Mykle1