No parameter on this…
the table displays with name of trains…some TERXXX and TGVXXXX…i wanted to have a difference between both for the fun in css…
Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
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RE: adapt css to a module with content
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adapt css to a module with content
Hello,
i’m working with MMM-PublicTransportHafas. This module is compatible with french stations.
I’m trying to modifie css with my parameters. For Germany here a example.rb, .re { background-color: #F01414; border: 0.5px white solid; color: black; } .rbWithProductName:before { content: "RB "; }
the name of train in Germany is like RB 1232 but in France it’s more like TER1232…There is no space between name and number. How adapt the content to define TER associed all numbers after
.ter { background-color: #F01414; border: 0.5px white solid; color: black; .terWithProductName:before { //////????? content: "TER~p ";/////????
thanks for a help
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RE: MMM-RAIN-MAP (new: version 2.x)
@Jalibu same here with module mmm pages…but the module is running alone…So, with mmm pages, take this module in first page…waiting a solution
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RE: Bedside table alarm clock
@scozzy very fun…
i copied the script for config day and night. Thanks for blog -
carousel tweets, googlemaps and informations départures
Hello,
it’s my first experience in html and javascript after running magicmirror from 3 years. i check all modules with github and it’s very fun.
I decided to begin writting some codes in hmtl with the site https://jsfiddle.net/ and test a carousel autoplay or manual with different informations. i adapted this code with MMM-Widget2 to put the embed code from the site jsfiddle…easy certainly but it could be an idea for future with developpers magicmirror. If someone is interested i fork the code…Here some pictures
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RE: tide module for France
an example :
{ module: "MMM-Widget2", // disabled: false, position: "left", config: { refreshInterval: 1000*60*5, code: `<iframe src="http://maree.info/26" style="border:0px #ffffff none;" name="myiFrame" scrolling="no" frameborder="1" marginheight="0px" marginwidth="0px" height="400px" width="800px" allowfullscreen></iframe>`, iframeStyle: { width: "800px", height: "400px", }, } },