Yeah I am not able to get the plain WiFi symbol to appear as well. The heading size responds to the new sizing of where a symbol should be, but no symbol appears.

@j.e.f.f Okay thats a possible solution, maybe i should have explained myself better. I currently have a couple people who want me to build them a magic mirror, so im just looking for a way to keep them from snooping around the system. Plus i’m a minimalist at heart.

Okay so i know i’m super picky here, but I really want some sort of clean system to run magic mirror. My goal is to only have the magic mirror application on the system and no other gui components. Does anyone know how i can achieve this?

Well what do you know. It works now! My old code was this and it worked fine on older versions:

	"ipWhitelist": [
		"127.0.0.1",
		"::ffff:127.0.0.1",
		"::1",
		"192.168.11.1/24",
		"::ffff:192.168.11.1/24" 
	]

But now that I put this it works fine, no need to downgrade now, much thanks:

	"address": "0.0.0.0",
	"ipWhitelist": [
	]

@cruunnerr that is strange indeed. I’m not sure what’s going on with my setup then. I mainly made this post because I discovered this one researching before posting: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/5025/can-t-access-magic-mirror-via-http

@MichMich The only reason for me is I really love the ability to use the Remote Control module so I can easily remote access my mirrors. And I noticed in the new update that Http isn’t working, so I just want to go back to where I can remote access my mirrors.

@cowboysdude Thank you so much, it worked like a charm. After successfully welding an enclosure together to put the dynamite and RPi, I set it off. And BOOM! Magic Mirror is now running like a charm ;)

What’s the best way to go about downgrading the magic mirror software but keeping all modules intact?

So I have the same issues. I was wondering if there has been any developments on this subject over the past few months. Have any workarounds been discovered so I can finally remote access my Magic Mirror?

I downloaded this module today and its been the best one so far. It has everything in it that I have been trying to accomplish for weeks. I wish I saw this one sooner. I have only one issue, when i click the restart MagicMirror button i get an error and my MagicMirror dose not restart.

Never mind about price, just what are different ways to achieve touchscreen capability with an acrylic sheet?

@bhepler That’s great and all, but I was mainly looking for ways to do touchscreen. I’m going to end up making a mirror for my grandma because she wants one but she would neither know how to use VNC or be able to, so I was hoping I could make it touchscreen so she could change whatever she wanted by just touching what she wants.

I currently have a raspberry pi running the MagicMirror software, I have it fully customized to my liking. My new issue is going about building the actual mirror itself. I was wondering how I could get big screen real-estate, while also having it touch capable, while also keeping the costs down. Any suggestions??

@Snille That was a brilliant idea! I got it to work just as I wanted.
The Modules button is a separate module bar that I set up to toggle the one that I will fill with all my modules. I achieved this by going to my modules folder and duplicating the “MMM-Modulebar” folder and renaming it “MMM-ModulebarHide”. I then renamed everything referencing “MMM-Modulebar” to “MMM-ModulebarHide” for consistency.

My config file is set up like this:

		{
        		module: "MMM-ModulebarHide",
       			position: "bottom_right",
			//header: "Modules",
        		classes: "default everyone",
        		config: {
        			buttons: {
   				 	"1": {
	  					module: "MMM-Modulebar",
      						text: "Modules",
    					},
       				}
       			}
    		},
		{
        		module: "MMM-Modulebar",
       			position: "bottom_bar", // This can be any of the regions.
			header: "Modules", // Optional
        		classes: "default everyone", // Optional
        		config: {
        			buttons: {
   				 	"1": {
	  					module: "clock",
      						text: "Clock",
    					},
   					"2": {
						module: "currentweather",
      						text: "Current Weather",
      					},
      					"3": {
      						module: "calendar",
      						text: "Calender",
      					},
      					"4": {
      						module: "weatherforecast",
      						text: "Weather Forecast",
      					},
      					"5": {
      						module: "newsfeed",
      						text: "News Feed",
      					},
      					"6": {
      						module: "MMM-SystemStats",
      						text: "System Stats",
      					},

      				}
           			// See 'Configuration options' for more information.
       			}
    		},

I can now toggle the module bar! Thanks so much!

@Snille I have that module installed also, I was just wanting a quick way to hide certain modules like for example email. For whenever I don’t want any friends snooping, while i still get to show off the mirror. :)

@Snille Haha, I tried that yes. only to realize my mistake.

Is it possible to make the module bar itself toggle-able? It covers a large amount of screen real-estate; I was just wondering if its possible, how I could do that.

@Mykle1 Works like a charm, thank you for the guidance!

I am very new to Linux and the raspberry pi. I was inspired to build a smart mirror so I got everything set up right, I installed Magic Mirror and then I hit a wall. I don’t quite understand on how to edit the configs, I am specifically trying to edit what the compliments say and get them to fade after 5 seconds. Can someone explain to me how I go about doing this?